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PHILADELPHIA

PBirADErrHlA, Mondhy. Oct 10 i.55
From carefully prepared report q Tie statistics ~
CoHsolido,ed Pol.oe, ! CLEAN the following n';,zns
facts Prom the date Il the organization Of the Dsen
mcnt Nov. J. 1870, 20 Oct !, 1873, period Of fF9ye
aud eleven months, there were 3I,lli oTcfs n'ls W
there l0ls were for riot, aud CO for incthg % ~.
There were 10 ess then 1923 persons arrested i0T
ton % were arrested Tor homicide, ard y for s,scp
During tie period there were 81 afe.. ~ rs
i0j in the city proper Northern LieeIns' ~, ~,
Spring Garden, leo hensngien, l@i S2sA NJ. OH.
Noyamcnsng, nc Penn, 90 Richmond - neslla~
delphia - rural districts l52-t0tas 81 f4se
OF FIRE, 2698 Estimated total l0ss By PC sDg,'r -
s29l0 6ls; estimated total insurance, sii'1'@s ~,
mated total clear loss s79f2ji tcs efhzs..i'5 ~
officers without alarm $40: lives lost Of hfes - -
saved ~ irea, 81 persons injured, 20 aninal 49,.
~ vehicles burned lC0 animals fe.cdea - 49,.
rescued, i93 total yaae oi property o. "a Z; rssa
rescued ~ the Department a. hrct cstinetea ~ -
number a. not lef. than ts00O00. FOR hfss -
alarms, the state House ta struck SO tHls s ID
past three years tie total Lumber o. afeas as gsg
Corsoicaicd Police coulterclfng sas siz -,
making, II selling, = passing 10 be.iaes =. as
persons arrested To- attempting 10 pas M
Iioon Of making and selling spurious IaPef al tecr.
large minority Of fiese arTesfs were made DJ ne
Of Inc Northern Literies division unsr Loot >.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral Of james J. 80
colored Neson, Of high standing IN the oras' 1900
place from the Northern Liberties Inc GO o.
upon the shoulders Of las friends, and enD y ~ .~.fe
Mascrs In their regalia accompanied by D.na " n
followed the remains 20 the place u Their ~. $500
Queen =; Southwark A might be expeeei, as -
attracted crest crowd o. eoorcd persons, Sao ,e,e
M both .ides o! the streets through when INC s.
usssed feud has existed for some fne between Pc
Ct the eolored population living In the SoTn1 ths
AID In the lower Districts and skirm-h % :,
val parties took place yesterday efferno1n ~ go ,oi
above Chestnut Some knocking down was p - ~
angry talk ndalged IN, bat the pronps in,e,s .a
go. Tyr,e,f~f env thns sersus. The following Es- $50.
4rSor were sod and taken before The IayoL -
ho hem in s7o0 each 70 ase. ne eaAlss 81 Heay
Dug, John Bel Charles Liner on, An.hOAy La.e stsIri
49,, "a picberd Defy The let named inisIle-j
dourb drawn knife in the crowd AZ the srs's -,
there va hostile demonstEaiion made ~ sons :" -
palties tli the police prevented boa. oe. ,--. ue
- ve..rrfsv. Thor lr'rrigo.3 wor lSria IL "a
,-Cert yscr;-ien 81 the sipremc C1ln msll ht's y"
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FIRE AT PROVIDENCE Il. RUNNERS ROyS-
A NAN BEATEN TO DEATH
RECEIVED BY

A NAN BEATEN TO DEATH
Sgs.isi Dsrf,rs e Tst y. T. TFtes-e.
pRoyIprScr. L l. Monday Oct IA ian
Ore Of the mos; Obstructive fires ths; we have evrx.
messed in Providence broke out shis morning .A,,
o'clock in Arrod's block on Msinst, pOrt,cn q VII.
only was completed il together with arge aad yas,A.
s,ock OF T Whitaker sons Crockerywsre dsaler> a.
totally DESTROYED The block was owned by james Ana.
Of New BEDFORD Mas on which there Is no ias--.ao,
Loss about $500.
The wooden building south owned and oecapied By
ID Ievick Con.ecticner EnOch S,ecre Box and P.,e,
hanging dealer and j A. Csrdy. Merchant TslOr v ese
sideraby inund by portion OF the building falling up.
il and The inmates had escape for Their Lva n,
stock Of Messrs Whitaker viii be almost total loss Hss
nsr7rd for only sl0ooO-s5ooo at the Roger waEa.x
Office and 5000 q. H. Atsucwhich viii not aereor<
the loss Il Is only few weeks since these gentea<a "a.
burnt out before, and large ockdostrVyed
Considerable disturbance took place among the esa.s
or runners with the engines and several dsgraess fss
occurred
During one Of the rushes an Irishman, NAMED Doegs
attached to No Engine struck member Of Company Ne
with hose wrench, naicing awful wound spon Ia
head Doughty was Immediately attacked by large crsvl
and savag,y bes,,n to death in few minutes He leaves
= wife and FIVE children.
Ii is thought that the 6re the work Of an inceadAy
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THE MEN FOR REFoR,1 CANDIDATES

There are indications that the reform OF the Cty
Government IS TO be made reality al the approaching
election Associations are being organized IN yari-
Ous Wards for the purpose of completing the good work
and with an adequate sense OF duty and proper effort
the part Of those who desire reiorn we nay hope
TO reduce the proportion Of peculatOrs and there's IN
the Municipal Legislature into very irsigniicSn. an
harmless minority. ~ the frst Thing To be done
is 10 propose suitable candidates We offer few .ag-
gestions ca thar head
They should not he politicians and party men BY
trade Tie City has been cursed with such rulers long
enough. We need men who viii administer tie Affairs
Of the Corporation FOX tie in:eres Of tie people excu
siycy. and with perfect Indifference as to the effect This
or that measure may have On the reelection Of Gen
Pierce, or he success Of the Wing state Ticket. Win
State CT National politics oal Cig Government las DO
cn to NEEDLE 70 .le * slggli never psy g. lc-t
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NEW-YORK STATE POLITICS.

NTRACUsE, Monday, UCt 10, IslJ
The Adamantine County Convention met In the CIT
Hall this afternoon the delegation being nearly fun Ssn
ford C. Parker was nominated for Senatori james L.
Bagg for District Attorney; Samuel Marsh, Of PomIe!
for Superintendent Of the Poor.
Tie Oneida County Wing Convention was held a
Rome on Saturday. Daniel q. DoTlnce was nominated
for Senator on the I'd ballot Geo Brayton being his chief
competitor Eaton j. Richardson nominated Tor Dc
rict Attorney and ~ w. Pierce for Superintendent ofh
Poor
Hail and snow fell in this city about clock Ibis ana
noon.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Mo

The following is list of Acting Mdshlp nen recently
admitted on probation IN the Naval Academy
Sept 90 1853 H. L. Warren. " III, G. Laurence Hntst ca
sept n George D-wolf Colt Coun. joseph W Alsassz
n {, Frederick v McNar Penn Charles WsniM xa
Sept a Ahnr Yates Y. William q MsCansless y, pa
rins h Ing aham Ma, sept d James T. Hosmer la Ssp
C;,,rce ~ SAWYER VI; Sept g. Waller Barrett Pa sect
Lewis Ward, & Y Jason Orion, ohio Sept. 80 fass
Blake Mes Francis w Bond N C. Ftxheay Wheelei b "
: Henry J. We.sman. rs.
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ace. that Asrsr n ygcoLsT WI s-H TINS D1Y trusisy sri
TosorEow NyesssscsTl II md Il Il o'clock NJ tie
srosbd splendid via 5e including Costsse wssf Fsss-
sTless os large being f 70 @ ff fr sni resr BY
10 70 bet II sspth situated bo sei o. tie New
Yosk aud E1ulps Rsoed Dep The esnvszienee Of
see this properly lhs sisndsnee Of u pure 7T Fsr and
s bs.r-y attracting hsr large sid rssPeetsbs
elias seekns choice and convenient q denoe Over %
lo:s a1e.y been scd fer the purpoee q IMMEDIATE raroTe
reut IEee psEsgs tickets AID from Yves Eshint D. tas
"Eboeh Dean snd Island City" iesins reeE~p
and Fson Mstetsip = 0c och A NJ with nsps ks eso y
had Of BltKrs ELLIOTT, No. As Nssssoa J. c sivSD' No
Ess.su-sf II E,cotaY Nc % Vslst, o. the Areas Oh
bosrd the tossA
Ne PITS ULTRA PIASOs.-T. GILBERT q Cos
essbI,t, Piano. vita Iron Praaes and Ore0H '''' -
s10"sos'o 70 Eoser srrss ISos Arent No 800 o.ew,y
PIaSo-FoRTEs-FOr tie best and eapest Pianos;
s .hs s 1'.: .Is g1:s E IL I'd
Cher tss; insf,fs f sassry ,iO- C. 7. HUI
ra- DR. POWELL. Oeuiist Aarist, &c, receives HE
pseni. o iof osoek Z. y 81. one nc 20 ~
sis, Tyss inssd without The .sh'r pain Which move e1sei'
IL lie III eye. aud rsent u eoof .aa eHpIes,oa
The CANVASS IN NOVEMBER
In The es3vars q yo1r beds
BsSires hide her rascal head.
when f,lls November. dew
Roui 'eH OF. from eyery crack.
10 accomplish vheh you must By LIoEgs asEoste Powder NO
- '''''"'' - And make the er'rer,T rue
UuR UYH AND WIGs-BATCHELOR' Mandatory
f hs sess RENE, Cd 70 70 - B1,ssg 9P re- s
ton Of Hair Dye and the se OF his wiy-nFented
Was and Joupees Nine lnste ooins AZ o. one neoi
II Bald heads viii soon disappear by the csc OF
BlEEEH This wonderful preparation acts ss
esru up9n hair csUs8s everything ei.e had
failed application ID DreTent 70 s1k out Try y re
Is cent bottle sold every where Principal depot bAREEk'
Ladies Hair Dressing saloon No. 40 Broadway
~ VIII he Come" Little katys Dying BED,
0be song the dsy b. WetnoTs Deal gently wh re
Hofb,Tss" beautiful lalsd sud Recoecfons Of CT aoos
PUBLISHED ty BERRY ~ BosdWay Agent Tor hset "a
Wis Pianos the best ~ the world
DELICIOUS COFFEE MADE ~ one MfNUTE-AL-
ptvs PREPARED CoTPEEWth feaspo0nfu Of this
make Of re Favored cahed toa
ceamed miautc by simply adding boiling
Coffee made Pit Ia pound jar
md warranted retain is strength md favor oI yess sold by
ALpEH Proprietor No ia Broadway Also BY l. HOPE
20 corner Chsnberss; aud Coerep Digs No 81
Broadway; CoIwin 70 G89 Broadway and Geery No ~
Broadway.
THOMAS BAKERS NEW SONGS" Guardian Spir-
Gle Ks"words by james simmond The hrst
Fdiiion Of these tW has be sold IN 5days
HoKACE WATERS, No S3 Broadway.
THE great Piano and Music Essblkhneut)
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GToEGn.-Ex-scnator johnson Is elected Governor.
The CcngTe sonal result 50 far aseertained stands
!. Jtmes L. Seward 4. W. b W Dent
.. Alfred ii. Colguiii g. JuBlus HiLysf
2 Eotgt p. TrfDDe s. ALerasdr H. .pas.f.
No returns from the WITH With Districts Of DEF
mite character. Toulmn however was ahead IN the
Nti DistIct and Rees il tie With Dstrc. Ia some
II DE- Districts there were several candidates 10 the
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PHILADELPHIA POLITICS.

PHLADELPBIA, Monday Oct 10, 1881
There i considerable political excitement here his
evening The Democrats are holding large meetingn
Independence square. No general amagamaton oetssa
didae for County Commissioner Is Native and theM
tive candidate for Attorney General has declined 80 tsa
sheizline and Reed viii probably be elected 70 h's
offices.
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YELLOW FEvER-MECHANICs' INSTITUTE

BtITTHOHF, MOuIhYf UcI W ~
New Orleans papers of Tuesday last received issy
continue the awful accounts OF the ravages Of the laos
Fever in the interior O the State Washington bad ben
almost depopuated -
The opening Address Of the Baltimore Mechanics Ind
tute Exhibition is eng delivered this evening by AnoI~1
General Cushing before immense coneOurse OF people
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There is rumor in Washington of probable COLI
sion between the Greek Indians and the L. 8 Marshal
but il is hardly probable
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The next number of The Tribune for European eireuL1-
ton will be issued THIS MORNING. at . o'clock.
1t will contain ell the latest News up to the time of going
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be
had at the desk Price Six Cents The America sails from
Boston Tomorrow at 10 o'clock
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HEAVY FORGERIES.

BOSTON, Monday, Uct, TO, I'1'
Rumors we're current day Of heavy f0fgers on .en'
extensive commercial houses in this city but bssd ns
forged paper has all been met and tho matter hashsi
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NM L. \. STEAMSHIP MICHIGAN

NIcHlGAs CIR, Monday, Oct. 10 l7'''
IT, re Edier u T1e y y Tr.Jge IA.
SIR IL y stated in your paper Il the 9Th inst MAJ NJ
vessel was ashore twelve miles from Michigan ClLn
Tuesday lest. The report was without foundation lN
Michigan arrived here on Sunday the ID inst and hss ~
NAMED since A. BiGEL0w, COmnsnae
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Providence suffered severely from Ere yesterday
morning and in addition TO the loss of property sus
tanned moral damage by reason of several fights
among the fremen.
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The Humboldt is now due. 1t is thought that she
vas detained at Iavre owing to low tides beyond the
time appointed for her departure; and her owners,
consequently do not anticipate her arrival here before
Wednesday or Thursday next.
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The Whig Elections for Delegates to the Judicial,
Senatorial, Assembly and Charter Nominating COnven-
tons will be held this day from to 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
The Democratic (Soft) Elections for the same pur-
pose come of from to i. NJ.
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The appointment of John Y. Mason of Virginia a
Minister to France was to be officially announced
Washington this morning.
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TEMPERANCE NoMINATIoN-FArHER GAvAzn

BUFfALO, Monthly UCt 10 wv
The Temperance Convention to day nominated Colonel
Cook OF Sprngve their candidate for Senator from The
XNXIst District Col. G.. Is Wing.
Father Gayazzi lectures here 10 night No disturbance
is anticipated.
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ExpLosIoN OF STEAMER KEYSrONE srATg.

BUTFaLD MOnday OCT 10, 10
The Keystone State Of the Dunkirk and Dsifsk
line collapsed her tue on saturday the Detroit River
badly though not dangerously scaldng two Gremen no
else was hurt. and the beat sustained but little mari
She Low Los NJ Malhen
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Tie number Of deaths n NewOdeans during tbe week
ending On Saturday morning last YVES 80 iac.zdas q
from Yellow Fever and 10 from unknown causes
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Neru'?lork Tally gribnme
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1853.
To cORRcSpOyDEyTS.

No motto he taken o. anonymous Commune aops "heve
intended insertion be authenticated bJ the name ana
Of necessarily pubhctrOni bNt
guarantee Of HE good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected Commur cations
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Mrs-os To CRIyA.-The Washington corsspondenf o.
Tn Jagal Of Commerce Gays that the mission 70 China
has been offered to George NJ. Dallas Of Penn.
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po,is Agcpcx for The Tribune.
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Mr. EToURsEAU Rue St Mare No 80 the only AGENT u
Paris authorized advertisements and subscriptions for tn
Tribune
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The TrIbunc for Errope.

w THOMAS Nos 10 and Cstsriue Strand authorized
receive Subscriptions and adv erseens for The Tribune in Loado
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SEWING MACnINEs-CARD TO TUE PUmIC.-I per

SEWING MACnINEs--NEW- YORK hGAiSsf MSS
euvsrTrS-It a fact that ihr npsrse s
SEWING Machines which crgFffd ilt fasst Tess
Msstohuftts on Connecticut whfuce toe ffsas tt
Our Machines made nartisffs fs.fr
and frspklinstS Ncwlok, and sn..t ftasa. ik
k,t Cali and examine hcl a. s..t ~ -. gls.ts
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E7- FOwLERs d WELLS, Psychologists and Publish
era Clinton Hall No. I9l Nassausi. New York.

MRLODEoNs.--S ID. d III. W. SMITHS celebrated
Modeons tuned Ia the equ, harmony is
II IL the commOnthe ONLY MeOdcOns
tuned and unquebonably the best To suit parties
monthly payments taken - -
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SWING MACrINEs-GRoyiG. BsKER q Co--Ihis
machine jut, iho mo srrfo.rf trf cf
lsswecn and amy chrr prtruf ofcca 81 % Chtnteftf
deltlia
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Bnsiuess Notifies.

~ ~, 90. p,vyps FOR CAsH-We have sur.
"a "A, sso~ps styles Of Goods and are dsp''sa 70 H.ke
80 sacrifice upon them 70 reduce oar st0ea'
Hamilton Brown Canton Fianneh
A,,o~k,.s A Brosp Canton fsnnes
AYno~isss b. Brown Canton fl~nne"
Peppereu Canton fisnnen.
ktsss.wxn Canton Fsnneh-
sh.,.f6, Canton Fl4rEeis
"a cohurs, end g. Alpeeeas and hohair.
white Doacf Flsnnss low priced.
novrros PLiSVros wiLLUns Co.
Importer and Jobben.
E I, vesey and Bsrelsys directly Of The House
WoYprRFUL, " so.-The Fsn Style Of Cent. men :
Hss and . RlrIsETT LLIsx are ,as - ctoa
is. sTsss : h ~zIss ssrs
ssr.ss nd on he come Of Chatham and Pesriess.
SILKS! SILKS The Ladies viii find the most mag
Eseen. sls Boe.as Plaid flsia snpsa te - cry =,
crs eesae Freeh Mernsss rsrsn PLAID Loas and
ae bsst md o. id Gloves At s. cent per rsiT.
~ $4,000 worth new Fall and Winter Dry
oool siia Pla6s shawl Merieo.s Psfseiis Versis Cs,
s.s.,s IL ~. ,os 10 ino BIZ fss1 thst pre-
s,ss % Ss, &, to ne O. e , s E q s5i wss
Goods jrst imported ard ,leeed expressly ior be
Ssssn ssa psi1r AID eAss eOrHss ey,r o9srei ees ~
Ts Il Dr. .' ooo e fasd L city
pssssd in beauiy ~ lo and ebeapnsfs
rTy II YOU ask why the retail prices Of fasmonaDie
c3ss AZ nio U Of Fulton and sssiu 81 are ~ ay
Per ssst 9sas ne ,,.s nss We . d 70 Do u o re
profit
~ Rome was not built in day nor was the mag
nespt narble No ~ Futons near sssau where ay
BE- procured every variety Of garuen ioi ei ws
srsTo 10 gay from lively severe Of very ~" pace ena o. 81 ~
Quality. oftht sN,T BeoTaEEs.
JJNDyR-G GARMENTS AND HOsIERY-fAMnIEs sup
rTED-Jss r. Ray No 100 BowsTy invites the attention
families tho follow NJ tppo "a ~ es o. inc De't qdJ 1A
offered a The low ct uiTlet pTcfa w - .-, 49,.
UrDEE OAKnEsTs-I Ladies Nesz b Acnno Shk' ana DOIOn
without Gloves, half and ful sleeves
Ma<ef without, End half seeFes
Men, bts and grey AeDO Shirts and D~ers Donesne ana
Shirts snf DswcTs Cotton slir ana DIe"efs
Eov.' MeTino nd Cotton Shirt and Dawes
I0slyEY- English Scotch aud German Hose ana nan
1ose ali the superior iD material ano make
shown chserfuy, reITef Dted faIy ana SUD
uie purchssers unbiased j gacli al small aes Oh
be- original COZ. - - ,oo D..
JAS y RAY. Importer end bsnufso'urer No l@ boWey.
~ JAMES l.. RAY, No lOo Bowery, Importer ana
tthufscure Of - .. -o.,.,~
All hoods shown oheegy fairly offered AZ small
cost and United 10 the PaicIief uu
lisss1d approval. Wholesale and retail
MrRISo UNDER. VESTS, FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN
AND who enoyment 10 cool weather al
email cost, buy =. -. ,,
No I0f BOWERY.
assortment o the celebrated Ihree
threaded necossay protection
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
Ia 4 js

baltimore and Ohio ruoad from Baltimore 10 Wheeling and
meeting hsre pA the arge new, and eadd steamers h
Unoa line oR the Ohio, a,sdthe stages 10 zaaesrie Sc.
THIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing of The great Board Tree Tunnel road being
excellent order the attention Of travellers confidently d
reced Its advantages low The scenery
THIS road Is OF the and character
The leaves Baltimore daily
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mes) l6 or 10 hours,
cudipg all sioppages, arriving there 3
leaving Baltimore iny lodging
IA Cumberland 7y mlles and proceed thence TO Wheeling Ia III,
morning
To connect with these trains, tho leave Washington at
and daily meeting The from Baltimore the Wash
ngon Junction. eier known the Relay oue nine miles from
Ballimufe
Wheeling unrivaied Union line
which have been completed for this ronte daily
ion with the and down the Ohio 10 Gin
Louisville, where the stages for Nashville, &c.
the ST. Louis aud New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land Gin
cnnat) parts West may proceed
from Wheeling Ia the Ohio Stage CompaDy excellent coaches
best the National road GAINESVILLE
by railroad
Passengers for Wesvle and Cleveland steamboats,
regular and speedy conneaion at Whoeng and from hose
places.
% baggage checked through Washington Wheeling
no charge Tor transfer nf passengers or baggage.
Fare ticket with right
rou'e) from Washington Wheeling, 80 so Cincnnat Sl
TO Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets OF Mr. Parsons, agent, The railroad
Washington, and of the other agents OF the company
y ... VIM PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent.
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OFFICE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES u. g.,
May 8, 1853
GEALED proposals will be received this office
- I'll II O'Clock, Wednesday, eighth
furnishing hundred coal quality
broken about fourteen pound
delivered of the Capitol
dust PARTICLES Of small coal.
Also for furnishing husded and twenty cords of the best
hickory hundred cords
twenty cords in
The corded yard the Capitol
ured the expense OF ihe
The wood and coal be delivered and before the
10th day of September
JOHN W. FORNEY,
Clerk House of Representatives Of the United States
May l0--dtsthJune
[Ineligencer, Republic, and Evening Start
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-02
Marblexed Iron nIanteis, Columns, PedestAls, Table
Tops, &c, &c.

HarbIeiIed IRON ManteIs, COIumns, FedestAIs Table
Tops Sc. DC.
TUE saamander Marble Company nvi" public attention 70 ihe
mableiZed
which received gold medal last fair of ibe Amer
lnsue the metal the fair Of the Metropolitan Mechan
ics Institute held Washington February and March OF this
year
This material having metallic basis durable and cheap
than marble; and tbt
choicest marbles than sixty different varieties,
and heautu capable resisting degree
Of heat aud be injured by the action Of acids OIL
SILAS Z. HERRING.
The manufacturing department Of this under the
perntendence OF T. j. r. Williams the inventors of the
and the financial and general business department that OF John
whom all be addressed the
cpai ware rooms, si3 Broadway, New York.
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