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LRANk Leslie's Ladies' Gazette or
Il Fashion for March. for sale st
Gr4Il
UNDERTAKEN

WVlLD respectfully return nv thanks 10 the
citizens Of Washington and its vicinity for the ,
past PATRONAGE and say that owing to the fr,osent
calls IN the Undertaking branch of my business.
have been induced to di continue the manufactur,
OF Furniture. snd turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to ha,.
every thing that is requisite to my business and I
am therefore fully prepared to meet sny order after
s few moments notice. snd l assure those who NAV
give me call that will spare pains carry Out
their orders TO their entire satisfaction.
JAMES y. HARVEY
eth ST.. between q aud III
N.B-ralls attended to at aIl hours If the nigbt
1-1v
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ITF INSURANCE,

n,IE HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE CoMfAs ~.
with perpetual thar;er, embracing me he' -,
tages tf both the Joint Stock and Mutual flAh, -
STRENGTHENING the other, ana mailing great ~.
In the exp nse, taking risks ON rs favorable tl-
IS any her company. Annual div .dends tcLh. -.
on eli policies in the mutual d, par ment. when
usually equal 10 the premium notes ven
nts on California, Australia and Sea policies gT''
ed at reduced rates
Life policies after term OF years cancelled
their equitable value return d Ia cash. a,
Risks Oh tie lives Of Slnes taken en- fsvorsi'
terms.
Books furnished and farther IL 70 NATION grsGF
ously given by c1lling on c. HlfGB,
feb T-t Agent, WIZARDS HO'sS I.
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70 The stable keepers of Boston have
entered into mutual agreement to raise
the price of boarding horses on and after
March LIST to $3.50 per week.
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81 FANCY BALL.-On the outside of our
paper to-day, viii be found an account of
a fancy ball, which came of in our city
on Monday night last .'l - ]
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DORTE sIONNAIES, large and b-aus.-
i full assortment Also, spanish Fans. China
Flower Vases, Scissors of superior quality, French
Working and Tidy Cotton, Crotchet Needles, En-
broiderng Silk, Gold and Silver Braids &c. fer sale
at LAMM0ND'S, 7th It.
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Ss- Smithsonian Institution Lee
lures.
No lecture will be given On Monday and Friday
evenings, February 9Th and March 3D.
ON WEDNESDAY evening, " arch LIST, a lecture
will be delivered by w. G. Dix, ESQ.,, of Cambridge
Mass. Suhj~ct: "1he Andes and the Ecuador
Doors open at '-commence at y O'Clock.
feb 27-5t
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&10 REWARD.-Strayed stolen from
plO the brick dwelling. on 18th street, door
from tie corner Of H. SPANIEL PUP, two M nths
old, colsr white ana brown. Upon his being re-
turned the above amount will be paid and 70 quef-
tioks asked. mar 3-:l~
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CHURCH ORGANISMS senior partner
~ OF the celebrated Organ manufacturers, Eessrs
fomplz Co., eau be seen the pres Mt week. at our
Music Depot Persons desirous of procuring organs
for the churches, from this renowned manufactory.
will find it to their advantage to give Mr.. Pomplitz
a call. HILBUS HItZ.
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OST-On the evening OF the I'D ultino l., tw.
IL the N-tional Hotel and III. Ns.ie nsl Tie tire
or at the Theatre, a gold mourning BREA.IP.N.
containing different colored hair--light brown and
black The finder will be suitably rewarded by leas
ing it at this ,ffice. mar 3-3s&
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MEMOIRS OF Mai. Robt. stobo,

vi the Virginia Regiment, in tie Old French
War, vol, 1854
The Controversy between Pennsylvania sud Nir-
gnla, about the boundary Line, vo', q amphlet.j
by Neville b. Craig, with a diagram
ashiDgton': lir.t Campag u-Death of anon
vilie-The taking of Fort Neeessity-A,d BrsGdOcks
March with IraP) and his Defeat vol. pamphlet
by Neville b. Craig. FRANCk TAYLAR.
If
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TO CORRESPONDENT,

No notice can he taken of anonymous Communca-
IONS. whatever is intended for insertion, must
be authenticated by the name and address of the
~rher-not necessarily for publication, but As a
guaranty Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communi-
cations.
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~ NOTJCE.-The Board of Directors of
6 the Washington Building Association Will
hold their regular monthly meeting THIS tgEH-
ING. Al O'clock, at Union Acatemy, corner Of New
York avenue and l4th street
j. L. DICKINSON.
mar 3-lts Secretarv
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rTfHE UNDERSIGNED, being at present unem.
Il poyei, desires to have books TO post, accounts
to male out, or writing of any kind. He will also
undertake collections Of any kind. The best Of ref
e:ences be given TO character honesty in.
tegrity and punctuslity. REIN BECK.
Pa av-, S. side, between 10th and 18th St.
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have ihs day associated with ne
IN Mr.. RILEY a. SUNNI, for the purpose OF con
Quoting the Mineral Water business, under the firm
Of Army i sHINN. CBAS. W. Amy.
N.B.-All orders by mail or left at thu Factory
corner of Green and Oife streets, will be punctual-
ly attended to. CHAS. W. Army,
RILEY A. SHlNN.
Ge'rgetewn, D. G., March l, 1854.
mar g. 3!E
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hvG FOR SALE.-A splendid watch DOG. ma
IL tiff and New Foundland, two yelis old BEN,
too fierce for his owners Price Sl0
Address 81 T r. at the Office of the star.
msr l-1tr
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II OAV-On the Avenue. between AZ and 18th
IL STREET, large pearl BREASTPIN. ANY Dr.
son returning the same TO George Thomas Parker
will be literally rewarded. mar l-@s
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New HAMPSHIRE.-Thea annual election
in New Hampshire for governor, members
of the legislature, and other State officers,
takes place onnext Tuesday week. Upon
the Legislature chosen, will devolve the
election of two U. S. Senators: the term
of one of her Senator's, Hon. Moses Nor.
ris, expiring in 1855, and the other, Hon.
j. W. Williams, having been appointed
by the Governor to fill vacancy.
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MEDICATION OF Mr.. CLAY AND HIS
SUPPORTERS Baltimore American,
says: "Some of those who habitua,ly
reviled this distinguished patriot while
living, having assumed that be was the
author of the Missouri Compromise, ap-
peal to his authority against the repeal
of that measure, and denounce those OF
his friends who advocate it, as false to
the principles and pledges of their great
leader. To these Mr.. Ewing, of kentucky,
has replied by temperate and conclu-
sive vindication taken from the record.
Mr.. Clay did not introduce the Missouri
Compromise, nor did he consider its prin-
ciples binding upon the national action. >
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I OST-On the avcnr e. or st Carusi's Saloon, On
L. ArTday evening, tia - tn instant. corneliEn
hREASTpIN, diamond share lar with Z very CTen
iISi,' work of gold vine twisted ahot il. A sun-
hle reward Will be I'D 10 the finder f ef n this Of
fee hh.S-GIs
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M RS. GARRET ANDERSON has this day received
VA a large assortment Of Studies on DrsMiag,
adapted to the advanced scholar and to the belnn.r
on the art Of Drawing.
-Aho Drawing Paper and Bristol Bosrd Of the 81
quality. Music and Stationery sto'e,
mar 2-tf Pa. ave. bet. I1th and l2th ST..
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I DSF cold HRtASFPIN, with 4 heat lroket
4 :tta''hea. Set with dark auburn laic II e pin
VA ia q sG:lcw here between l'pEuEy Ysni1 avenue
nnd ''r : suthern Mrthodi,t Fpisc' pal Church, on
Ri 10y MIN Las II c find viii be rewarded ~
'e.vi,.r tie ,,n ct tkis ot'c.. Ieb 2A--2t
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MUSIC.

i OST, and CAUTI0N.-Bopd No. IL. for sl.OOO
IL OF the Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad o.
was lost the 2Sth ultmo. All persons are hertbr
cautioned against purchasing the same. A suitable
reward viii he paid by returning it to Col. H. K
Craig Wiuder's Building, or 70 Chubb Br.thers.
mar 1-d5ts
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
drum in the District. 1t has more readers
an the cities of Washington, Georgsto,cn,
and Alexandria, than a. rhe other Wash.
iaeton datltes combined.
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NOHE PIAAOs.-we have recently open.
vi 81 three more superb Psnos These belong
20 ihr lot If Ten We have dispose Of by The
LIST of June. member. We sell nj astonishing lcv
rate. Or make pleasant arrangements with huse
who desire O. pun chase lice.
If Fills
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HORSES, WAGON All CARRIAGE FOR sat =,
IL A pair f fine lay HORSES, u1r. nAIe e., ~
working farm or for traveilTc- prrf'cti. ~,
Kind and gentle in harness-are without lau' s q,
will be sold low, the owner las no IL th'r -
them. Also, a two horse luml er WAGON. and sIa
CARRIAGE for one or two horses. both neat!
COOL as new. Enquire Of 4. w. DENhANS 0S
of 18Th street west, and L street north.
feb .3-eotf
DALi.s, PARTIES, LENLEs, &c.-MAAN hLL :
ID SEARS have received three more oil mo, =
gaut evening Dresses, embroidered Win g0I'' ."
sold cheaper than ever. a.
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th Str'eF
feb 2i--eoSt
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ENGLIsH SAUCES, fresh import"
Ia ton, viz;
Soyer's SARGE, for meats, game, and poultry
So7er's Relish, for fab and game
Soho Saucs, for enrching grsries
Sir Robert Peeles sauce. Tor outlets, choTs and gs
vies
Roy.l Table Sauce. for fish and enrichlne srahlsss
Harvey, Reading, John Bull sauce and lnaN WV
tor general Use 49,.
Essences of Schrimps and Anchovies 'or y, A'Ds
sauce for dill kinds q boiled and Tried M n :;
Also, one case of genuine Anchoyy Paste aIu vi
entail Chutney.
Just received by SHEkELL a HAIL.
No. 5. opposite tie Centre MAFfe'
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NOTICE.

INHAT beautiful CAShET, de igned aud mspufsc
L expressly for exhibition 1t the Crystal Palace.
New York, has been returned, and is now to be d..
posed OF by drawing lots.
The-s will be thirty chances. at IS chance
The public are respectfully invited 70 call al tbs
store of KEYWOETII A. Co
Pa. avenue, between 9TH and 10th SIS
mar l-3tS
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BILLIE LICK

blu Il LlOk.
ID ECEIVED this day, 10 barrels of the above ID
IL valuable Water, direct from the Springs ID
Kentucky. For sale by the barrel, esllen- Oot
tie or glass. by the authorized Agent of the Blue
Lick Water Company"
W. III. GILMAN,
Chemist, corner Pa. avenue AM IA sre|
mar Its
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSBIP.
1NhE ccpartnership heretofore existing between
l. Mack Il Army is t lis day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Cbas. ". Army will attend to the settlement of
the accounts of the late fra.
WM. n. II. MACK,
CHAS. W. Army.
GEORGETOWN, March l, 1854.
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Mrs. FARREN.-The bill, tonight, at the
National Theatre, for the benefit of this tai =
ented actress, is Lucretta Borg,a and Mgo-
mar Of the principal character in the former,
she has the reputation of being one of the best
representatives on the stage; and to those who
beheld her personation of Parthenia last
night it is unnecessary to say any thing in
commentator. This beautiful translation
from the German, was capitally performed
throughout. A better piece of acting than
Mr.. Perry's Ingom,ar, the most fastidious of
constant play goers could not have desired
The workings Of loves mysterious teachings in
the breast of the Barbarian chief of the Ale
manni, were depicted with admirable effect;
and enough of the savage honesty of his ma
ture was retained till he is rewarded by the
Timarch with Pa,theui0's hand, and the mag
istracy of a city to be founded in Massilia for
his own people. Such a bill and CASTE as all
the characters are, in talented hands, surely
cannot fail to draw an excellent house.
March g. 1854 IL
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o. ~AEE-t full hoodei, Welll rokar, and
L handsome SeJi'r BFG. Ihsis rare chance
for e tp.rt Tnan 10 toture - y. riOr setter Fr
iaEt,c s.aIs a. p. at the star oihc..
feb tN--If
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ALEXANDRIA MUNICIPAL ELEC~IoN.
For City Surveyor.
WILLIAM +. CARNE.
Har 2-ThSM St
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Some of our quid nuncs are often curious to
know what our representatives at foreign courts
do with all the money they get from the gov
eminent. An item has just come to our know
| ledge, in regard to portion of the expenses of
the American Minister in London which will
show chow the money goes" He lives in a
respectable and decently furnished house, No.
| j6 Harley street, for which. including sta
BILE, he pays an annual rent, of 1881 60 !.
How much it will cost him to live, glance at
the proportionate prices of all articles of house
hold consumption, will show. The rent alone
is more than a third of the salary attached to
his office
Rather Disappointed Yesterday, in the
House Committee on the Judiciary, it was re-
solved-six to ons-to report unfavorably upon
the Senate bill proposing to divide Ohio into
two U. S. Judicial districts, the courts to sit at
Cincinnati and Cleveland. Mr.. Stanton, of
Tenn, is understood to have been the only men,
Der of the committee present favoring the pro-
ject. The bill was fought in the Senate by
Mr.. Weller with great earnestness, but without
avail. Mr.. Olds, with an eye keenly open TO
the interests of Columbus, is understood to
have been its active and successful opponent
in the House mmittee. Messrs. Howard and
Bacon, of Cleveland, and Mr.. Chapman, Of tho
Lorain Argus, who are now in Washington, are
also understood to have been the main out
side advocates for the bill. We have heard Of
dozen gentlemen more or less, who were do
ing their best to have matters arranged, so as
that in the new cut, shuttle and deal which
would have been consequent on the enactment
ofthis proposition, Judgships, Marshalships and
Clerkships would fall to their lots. We fancy
these gentlemen will bless the House Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
Almost Muss in the Senate.-Last night
for the Senate did not adjournIuntil after 9
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MR.. T.. l. DJs All acoomn, date eight r
WI ten gentlemen ith table BuARl' on ressona DE
terms. Residence nearly op7oite Browns Hot=i,
yer Hoover a Sous Shoe Store. feb SIS.
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hR ARTHUR has returned 70 the ri.y AND W. =
| IL now bc Sound rs usua! at liz off, e. PrpnSxi
ysnis avenoe, betw, en- 18th aud l3;h streets.
| mar 3-6tk
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Later from Eurone

The Y. S, Mail Steamer Pacific. with a
week later dates from Liverpool. alriy-
ed 1T New York yesterday. Contrary
to expectation, there is nothing decisive
yet from tins Crimea. Both parties seem
to have been IN some degree raralyzcd
by the bloody AND protracted battle Of
the 9th Noycmbeic~2nd from the 5th to
the 18th nothing matcrial occurred. On
the day last named tbs Russians again
attacked the French lircs, but were once
more repulsed with loss. Nevertheless
the siege does not appear to have ma, e
any progress.
.Tempestuous weather on the Black
Sea and vcnturous cruisers in the Baltic
have cost the British several vessels f
war and transports. France and Eng
land, however, show 10 signs Of letting
up. On the contrary, they appear to have
taken more decided tone with Austria
and Prussia, in order, no doubt. to COM
pei these two Powers to declare for or
against Russia.
Commercially, the news is favorable.
MI. Seai.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21

IN pROBATE-KEXOsHA COUNTY COURT.
In the mater Of he Guardianship o; Charles and
MARY domingo.
Notice is hereby giyer, that by virtue aud in pur-
sUan OF en- ordcr o. license fnnde in said matter
lGc 25h day Of November, A. D.. 1854 by the County
Cont OF said cennty, the undersigned, he Guardian
of said Charles aAd Mary Jennings, will the
SMITH DAY or JANUAKi 1888. az ats 6otr Of
10 gc0sk IF SAID Igy upon tie premises hereafter de-
scr5cd, IN te toJ9a " HriStCi keaCSR9 czHHtg offer
for sale .; Public NeEdae, the following described
iauas 80 Vii. The soUtf east quarter Of section sew
eilteln 40 town one % Horh range twenty -onC (2D
east in the town Of Bristol aforesaid, according 10
government survey. Also, twenty-five of tin.-
Der land bounded as follows. commencing at point
on the north line o. said section seventeen, ard
eighty rods west OF the northeast corner Of aid sec
cu, Thence sonll ouc hundred and sixty rods thence
Hcst twenty fy, rods thence north parallel With The
Gst mentioned Tive 20 Tie ,o?th line OF said section
me bundled and sixty rods, thence cas- the said
mort line of sald section twenty-five rods to The place
OF beginning The tcru,s OF ae will be made Known
upon the day Of sale. JOHN D. BENEDICT.
Dec, oh, 1854. Guardian.
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In prchate-Kenosha. County Court.

IN the matter ofMe Estate Of Pierce Roach
IN reading and filing an instrument IN writing.
: y DugpurtiAg TO be the last VIII ard Testament
OF Pierce i zach, late ofthe town OF Scners Of Kt-
nosha county, deceased, AID on reading aud fling
he accompanying petition Of Nliiain SIM h, of
lie town Oi Sontr IN kcnoSha comfy and state OF
Wisconsin. aud taking due proofs OF he sane ,rc;-
resent among other things, thnt ihs said Pierce
Roach la O! fsomers, on the I'D dayof September
\ p. is i Cied ,estate leaving goods. chaIlcs. and
estate within this county; and that said instrdlncni
j. the l;us viii and tcstamentsof said deceased and
that he tie petitioner IS the identical William
smith ualaed and appointed naid by said last Will
and estamen! as one OF the executors thereof, and
praying THAI dy RAY De appointed for She earring
hr the proofs II said last will and testament:
II - ordered. that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of Ills Court SattrlaYihC 18Th day az
Nlyemher \. D. 1854, at l0o'co<k A, NJ. al his OF
ice in The city and couaty Of Kenoella.
2ut Il Is further OrGarad, that notice thereof be
given 20 the heirs cf said deceased and all persons
in,crcs, cd by publishing copy Of this order for
.hrec stIccessiyeSeehs prinrto sad day Of hearing
ia tie kenoeta Telegraph, weekly newspaper prin
ed and published at eaosha.in said county.
JON &. JiLSUS, Coua:y Jadge.
Dated, Ee00Sha. GcfOher 24if, 1874. ~
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EVoniBg Dispatch,

New York. Dec. II.
1t is reported that Col. Steptoe of the
U. S. Army, has been appointed Cover
nor Of Utah, in place Of Brigham Young.
The Jury-in the case of Tucker. tried
for murder Of his child, were unable to
agree aud discharged.
At our Cattle Market t,-day 1000
Beeves offered and met with ready sale
at prices varying from e to 104 cts.
logs IN large supply, sales at Ca65-S.-
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iG John Wentworth writes from
: ashlaston, that there will be no public
lands granted 70 railroads at this session
of Congress, and that men who came to
Washington to lobby for that purpose
have gone home. lie also writes as fol
lows with reference to the Know Moth
ings:
\ very large number Of the southern
members of Congress of both political
parties, have joined the Know Nuthings.
They object. to foreigners az furnishing
the most successful competition to slave
labor, and IS being an element in the
hands Of AbottioniSts to keep slavery
out of the new territories. They will
vote for no homestead bill that embraces
foreigners ofany kind, naturaIzed or not
He also has the following
2here is going TO be no foreign war
under this Administration and, least Of
all, by any encouragement from even the
present Congress. Cuba and other coun-
tries may drop into our LAPS when they
get ripe. Bat dllibustering Is overheard.
Financial men and commercial men may
calculate on peace.
There is a general disposition to relieve
the Treasury of its boarded gold AMI
scatter it about the country. There are
some fears that if the GOLD IS once un-
locked, it will 81 abroa,L Men arc IN a
study how to ditluse i over our whole
country to the BEST advantage. The plan
Of refunding the duties on railroad iron
has almost a majority in Congress, and
may have before Congress ajjourns. ii
the present panic in the money market
continues.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-21

FEVliIs IS t,o best Cooking Stove in use. III
81 principle Is ih9,C dues. tn his s,oSc Was re
caivrd TIC First tn miUm Gr Re "rC>t {. oking
Stosc"al hc Sta,e Fair, bclI in Syracuse, Si2, and
in Nhagy, l-@0.
This Stove burns the wood On . solid hearth
0lichis preferable &c Il gia,e.a the Crates In air
tIgli stoves burn oUt ia Il ieW weeks
In this stove w conduci the cod air from tbe
roomby pip,s, ta lhc -psse between the front oven
uad ;hc Sic place, Whc.c u becomes heated, and
utcn yasr.s iu.piht o}cn. IN Opening is made in
the back oven plate, through which tie air pa SIS
into fte due Otthe.o}c. NesecarCby This arrans-
meme
/. Ihs ventilation fthe eyer,carryil uf all gases
50 .hri q haNt~=- wen ~Sa brio, oven.
:. Toe Se'Cd sir passi g iHIo The oven. greatly IA
ciiita.e, Tie bg~ Us. causing utrC even tempera-
turc thHn cam Otherwise Ur ob,ainsd,
,. Is lue crgeHt ~ AR passing between the front
snd tie 3ge plates tAe hre pla;c Is prevented
from burning out.
Theraai5 bHgniRg out oflhu fire i,laieshas been =
serious obi.ciion 10 air-ishj caCk stoves. The Ire
plate in this stove viilsst Is ioug as the outside
pia;es.
The stove is made and mounted in the most per
feet manner and warranted in al eases 20 bake per
feclly.
lplu large broine hearth ard most excellent sum
y arrangement /, are altahccd a. tl,is stove,
Balm & BRO.
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rNPEDEF}IED LANDS.

DUBLTC NOTICE is hereby given, pur-
i s:1ant 10 Sec 100, chap ID, of the Rev
Stats of the State Of Wisconsin, that the
following described lots and tracts of land.
siiuatei@ in the County of Eenosha and
State Of Wisconsin, sold the 18th of April,
1852, by the Treasurer Of said Comfy, for
the unpaid taxes and charges due on the
same fox the year 1851, still remain unre
deemed, and that the time Limited for their
redemption will expire on the 18th day of
April, 1855, At which time, unless previous
~ redeemed, they viii be conveyed to the
holder Of the tax certificate.
Dated at Kenosha This l2th day of Oct,
1854. X. ii. DEFINING,
Clk Of the BID of SnP'rs, Ken. Co., Wis.