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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
ONarfarIn sfar,e lffira

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRps,
e-- =, Quarterms ster's Ofice
Washington, May 18th, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of.
~ dee until the 9th y of june, lroximo, for sup
plying such quantities of Wood and Coal, as may lie
roquired for the use of tn, United States Marines
stationed IN this city during the fiscal year ending
Both June. 1855. TO. i, ,.,.,,,, =. :, 4,
The wood and coal to be delivered at, such points
a. may be designated by the Commanding Marine
Office, within the wells of the Marine Barrsck. in
the Navy Yard IN this city, free Of expense to the
The wood 70 be the best quality oak wool and the
coal best Anthracite, broken and and f,es
from dust, and to weigh z,240 pounds 10 the ton,
10 be endorsed Proposals for Fuel" "
81 d. AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Quartsrmaser Marine CO. m
The Union and National Intsiligspcer viii pub
iish the sbore twice week until the 9th June. M
ment to this office for payment,
may l3-2awt9thJpns
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u The CANCEL Gabriel" was arrested
in Worcester on Wednesday morning, By
the police, for disturbing the peace
Upon condition Of leaving the city by
the next train, he was released without
the payment fine.
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A GALLONS RAsCAL.-A man named
Gorslme, married, too, got clear for the
time, at Albany, N. Y, last week, but
simply by one jurymen holding out, on
charge of attempting to murder his para
mOur. Maria Schoonmaker, on Sunday
IN April, last year. She testified thai
GorsIne, requested her to take walk
with him and his wife on the top OF the
mountain to look off the rocks; that after
reaching the top, he approached the edge
Of the rocks and requested her to. come
and see grounding, playing below in
the bushes. She assented to do 50, and
while in the act of. looking over, he, with
both hands, pushed her off headiong.
The following Tuesday she was found by
a MIR. vanderlyn, about half mile from
the rocks, to where she had crawled BY
the aid of sticks-so seriously injured
that her life was despaired Of 6::She Stated
that Gorsline had pushed her off the rock $
the Sunday previous, and MIR. v. going
to the place she described, found She had
fallen distance Of 230 feet in the ton ~
small birch tree, which had crown
from the crevice of the rocks, and which.
by the force of the fall, had been bent
to the ground, and also found blood cleav-
inc to the leaves and limbs of the trees.
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FINE WATCHES.

II HAVE just received 40 her lot of those very
l. fine Watch es, which 1 viii sell from Is to Is
PSF cent lower thsn the same quality are sold for
elsewhere. sisn of the large spread Eagle. P.nna
avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS. - -"
"a --'' '' hi.- H. O.iHOOD.
b. have also on hand rome very superior
American Watches, in heavy fine god bunting Ca,
ses. -. a,,,,f -. Fl. o. HOOD.
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DO1NGs IN CONGRESS.

In THE HOUSE, on Saturday, after we went
to press, an Intellectual motion to adjourn, ano-
Their for call Of the House, and third to 20
into Committee of the Whole on the private
calendar were made, ere they adjourned, on
motion of MI Richardson
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WORks by the Rev. John Cum.
. w mtngs, ID. ID.
The Church before the Flood, price 75c
lectures on the APP calypso, vols, 81 so
Voices of The Dsv. s5c
Voices q the Night, T5c
Christ Peceiping nuers, 80,
Message from God; or thoughts on religion. for
Thinking zen GRAY BALLANrYNF.
l3-tf
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70 The New York Mirror, an anti
Nebraska paper, says: cit strikes us
that the only honest way of meeting the
measure, is to come right up to fair
and square vote upon it. We do not be
lieve in parliamentary trickery on the
part of the minority, 1t is factious and
unfair, not to say diShonorable. liza ma
iority of the members of the House are
ine1orably determined to vote for the
bill, why then let it pass"
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FISHING TACKLE.

HAVE just received second supply of Fishing
Il Tackle, consisting Of every thing required for
complete outfit NJ -.
Also lot IT Hazards superior sporting Powder.
at the lowest prices. H. LiND,LEY
Pa avenue, between and 10th SIS
10y nsxt door to Galt.and Brothers.
may 12-2aw2w& nnfensf
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70 Many amusing stories are told
about the proceedings of the House of
Representatives, during its long sittings
of last week, among which we find the
following, in the correspondence of the
Philadelphia Pennsylvania of Saturday
last:
During the short hours" of last
night, several amusing incidents occurred
in the House. As vote was taking, by
tellers, on a motion to adjourn, General
-, was startled from sound sleep
by the loud and sudden snoring of a col
league. The General was on his feet in a
twinkling, and of course was in that half
dreamy state when the eyes and brain
are not on a perfectly good understanding.
At that very moment the tall form of the
Abolitionist Joshua was passing between
the tellers, followed by Mr.. Washburn,
of Maine, who is much below the average
height. The General did not recognize
either Mr.. Giddings or MIR. Washburn.
He saw, or fancied he saw, man and a
boy, and, in the terror of his apprehen-
sions, he shouted out, Gentlemen, I pro-
test against that The Anti-Nebraska
men are ringing in the pages upon US y p"
The General alluded to is our old friend
Straub, 81 the Schuylkill district.
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To-day we are forced to leave out
erof our regular advertisements.

oz',-: in which we ask to be INDUCED.
val give all advertisements that
ear in our paper the number of m
serticns fer which they may be ordered,
By Tnaking up for all omissions that may
occur. .-- --- --..'-. '-.- 80
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NEW GOODS,
~ NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

just opened
q pieces handsome plaid and striped Silks
"a do plain Silks. all choice colors, cheap
80 do Brocade Silks, great bargains
80 do Black Silk, superior makes
20 dc pkin, plaid, aud figured Bereges
30 Go do do do Tissues -.
rs do black Bereges and Tissues, Iupin's make
10 de black Chsileys, do
10 do black Twisted Silks
80 do black Bombasins and klpacas
10 do colered Alpacas, for ladies' travelling
dresses
90 do fpe French 0rgandy Muslin ana Lawns
Cd do very fine LAWS at l215 cents
90 do Barkley's Irish Linens, cheap
10 do plaid Cambrics, beet over seen at I2lh CT.
90 do plaid do very fine
% do plaid, figured, and striped Swias Musins
40 do very fine plain Swiss Muslns
Cambria Edgines, Insertings, and Flouncings
IS very handsome Maatilias, new sty,e
70 pla and embroidered Grape Shawls e, ...
l50 new style Parasols - - 49,
l25 new style Bcnnets ..-, a.. ...,..---.-'
300 pieces handsome Bonnet Ribends
large lot of Cloths, Cassimeres, Eestings Tweeds
and Linen Drillings -,
large assortment of Domestic Goods of all kinds
Carpetipgs, Oilcicths, and attings
AL those wishing to purchase goods cheaper than
can be had elsewhere will do well to give us call
may I5-eO1w HALL 4 BROTHER
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FIVE GRAND JUVENILE CONCERTS

DKOf. KEMMEREn will give Five Grand Con-
i certs, of nearly 300 pupils each; also Master
u. Castle, the celebrated ballad singer from Phil-
deipha, will sing .yeral Choice ballads, at Tenn
peraucs Hail, ashingtou city, TUESDAY EVEN
ING, May the 10th, and Mt Forrest Hall, George
town, on Wednesday evening, the 17th /; and Friday
evening", the 18th, at Liberty Hall, Alexandra; and
Saturday night, the 10Th, at the new odd Fellows
Hall at the Navy Ysrd; and on Monday evening, the
22d, q. the Island Hall Each Concert to commence
At S o'clock.
Tickets Is cents; children half price.
nav l5-7t*
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MILITARY EXCURSION.

- rEAA Inc Mlltary OF inc Dlstrlct
EsSGzsAsa are hereby notified that o Steam
er will ieave the Wharf on TUESDAY next, at D..
M for the purpose Of conveying the '.Reaiing Ri
feS, on 8 visit TO Mouut Vernon. and sl who can
can make it convenient ally invited 10 par
ticipaie ia the Excursion.
As the excursion is siven as a compliment to our
Wis ting friends, no one y i'll be admitted ON hoard
u less be be 4 uniform, except by special invita-
ZION. G. A SCHWs2NAS
Commander Of the Washington Yesgers.
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lR. KITTo's GREAT WORK, CIR
IN STORE and for sale

N STORE and for sale
l. 15 dozen India Pale Ale
rs baskets NUNS Verzaney Champagne
10 do Gspsart do
% do Heissei do
6cases N. Di A. Chevesich Rnsolia Mara schino
do Wymand, Foclink, Dubb, Orange Gu
racoa
dozen jars Tamarind Jam, very nice
MM. LINTON,
Successor to Linton Tweedy,
may iz-St corner Ia and ID sts.
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DIRE RIVE YOUR HAIR.-Lyon,s
Il kathairon AID Barry's Ticor herous for pro.
M 1tipg the growth of tho Hair, removing Scurf,
Danoruf, &c. For sale at LAMMOND'S,
may 5-3t - eth ST
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MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR, with latest news
Vu per steamer. .-.-,--|.
Turkey and the Turks by Adopbus slade
violet: The Child Of he City, story of New York
life, by Robert +. Greedy - = "s = =. =
Spirit Manifestations Examined and EXPLAINED.
Judge Edmonds rsfutet, by John b. Dods
Mrs Partington's Life any Sayings. g.
On sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
nav lift
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ca REwARD.--Strayedo or stolen on Mon
epo day the Sth instant, a large RED buffalo Cow,
with a white spot in her forehead and some on her
tanks The above reward will be paid on delivery.
A. X. FOWLER,
It'll street, bet. Nj av. and st., Island
may l3-3t%
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-15

u The Williamsburg Times black
guards Mr.. Tweed, with true Abolition
rancor, for making speech in favor of
the Nebraska bill. We think he will
survive it.
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WATER CURE TREATMENT.

Nj Rs c. REDNAN, at the solicitation of many
VI ladies', who have derived benefit from the iHy.
dropathic Treatment, has been induced to offer her
services to the ladies of Washington. Having had
long experience in the celebrated Graffsnburg VS..
ter cure establishment in New York. where it's
SUITS were so satisfactory, with confidence re.
c1muend il 70 the public.
Patients will be attended TO at their own houses.
kesiceuce J0th street, near III. may l3-3t
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IRON RAILING WORKS.

IRON RAILING, every vaeiety, Of Wrought and
Cast Iron, and the celebrated Wire Railing,
WIcHerSkam's Patented Wire Fence
For Prairies, Railroads, Farms Lawns, srdens, &C.
81 per rp1.
IRON DECENTRALIZATION FURNITURE.
The second edition of @New Phase oil the Iron
Asnufacture, containing designs, .xyls and
prices OF the above articles forwarded by sddr, ssing
the subscriber.
: JOHN wICKERsHAM
"sTeroons, No. Sl2 Broadway. Works, Nos. So,
55, %, SO and IL Lewis street, New York
may lS-dtAuglst
TYR. KITTO's GREAT WORK. en-.
~ plete-Daily Bible illustrations being or ,irsl
Headings for year jects from Sacrei Hittorp
biography, Geography, Antiquities, and Theology,
especially designed for the Family Circle, By ]. Kit
TO, DID,. vols, limo, price s.
Any volume cold separately
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
may l3-d eth street
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RN REWARD-Will be paid for the recovery
UC of a gold WATCH CHAIN, which was lost
on the 18th instant. somewhere between the south.
I'm ma. boat Wharf and the city Post Office It
bad attached to il large Key, with yellow ret The
above reward will be pail one who will leave
The chain at the Office Of the Star may l2-3t*
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Ga REWARD.-Strsyed or stoi-n from the
tDC subscriber the evening of tie 18th instant.
Q dark ray HOASE, with short tai. will give SO
for the detection Of the thief IS the of
the horse to Mr.. MAcKLr, Alb street, between and
X streets MICHAEL SULLIVAN.
ulxy 1876
THINA NAME N TS.--cups and Saucers
~ with notices, Ink stands, Match Cases. Cologne
Stand Flower Vases, &c. s"i able for presents Fo-
sale at extremely low prices ct
may 1i-3t LAMMOND'S, eth ct p
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M ESsRs. EDITORS Please sncounos the ss.
WI adjustment of JAMES !. LOWERS as the
NEST convenient place for procuring SUGARS fihe
best choifest hRancs such as loudres TrabucOs,
Consuelo, @ nssnte, Americana, Albion, Fortuna,
R'ohondo, Hermanos, Victoria, &C. &c
Also, the best chewing Tebacco Prime Gold Leaf,
Gold Twist viretnius, Congress, Oonsuelo, and ell
tae dasfers 1t Fine Cuts and Smoking Tobacco, with
large assortment Of Pipes and every article In his
lire Of business.
Apply to Store No. Columbia Place, corner of
LOUISIANA avenue end Tth street may l2-sts
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-TENT-
!, mus MEN rs.
MRS, CECILIA YOUNG

Returns o thanks to The citiz n. OF wa,hiaetop
I fo- their very fattrins reception end in
70 ms IN IN thar 81 has deferred her de-
psrture .tof the sonlh, and viii have
the honor or app arfpg before
MONDAY EVENING, May 18th, $3.50
AT arustss Sal0o ON. --
Messrs FoERTscH, LUcHBsI, and WAGNER
d. have kindly rendered q cir assistance. 81.
Il rs a. = " 'PRoaRAMMR-pIRrL
L Piuts Solo, frtn Der FruschutS, Weber
aaaGb "a Signor LUCHESl -.....-.- f.
2 Come par me CavetiRs, from SomnambulA- ..
BelIini
=. a. ,1asv---aza Mrs @ YoUNa.
s. els!'9ne's 'ee' WAGNER. go e.--"s"-'
Scotch Ballad
Mrs. @. YOUNG.
PART II.
5. Gratiss Agimus Tibd, (by rsquesD euhih.ni
49,. - Mrs. c. YOUNG.
With Flute obligs.o ny sieper LUCHESI -sH-
6. Quo for Violin and Piano, --... t..
7 Messrs. WAGNER AND FoERTsCH.
!. Farewell, butvhsn ever you welcome the hour.
.' Moore.
Mrs.c Y0UvG.
s. Now with grief no longer bending, Finsls foom
Mrs. c. young. -
Doors open 7-the concert TO commen,e at 8
o'clock. % -. -I. .-. ..E ..
Tickets 90 certs--to he hsd at the Music flores
and Hotss, ar at tie door on the evening Of the
The Piano usei upon thi occasion Ii from the "a
tory Of Chckeripe SOM, Boston, and losnea by u.
Davis. Ii.- -- -.T,t.- ~. may l3-G
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~ The members of Military Companies who
L3 desire to visit MOUND Vernon with the ''Resd.
ing Rifles" are reque ted to meet at tho Empiie
hotsl tomorrow at Il p m in order to march in
rocession TO the steamboat ---. ri -
may l5-1t G. A.sCHWARZNsN.
BOONE RIFLE CORPS.-PIC
U3 MIC AT THE WHITE HOUSE-Firt Of the
Season.-THURSDAY,M May 18th, 1s54-Tbe Boone
kih me respectfully apnoutce the above to their
military friends and the citizens generally of tie
Dlstrics.
Particulars in future advertisements
may l3-3ta - ~ 1i-.5 -
7 0S On the Presidents Grounds last Saturday
IL afternoon, b,ack stone sneo LADIES' BRE 81 I.
PIN, handsomely set in gold for which q lib, raj
ward will be given il returned to the ownsr at OK
7S5, City Post Office. NAV '5-2As
O. REWARD .-Strayed from the SUBSCRIBED
GDsJ on Suods,. The eth Instant, a red and viii 9
BU fFho cow. of rather MIL size, has all four
legs white, hite IA AID white TAIL and red sides
IL good mixer; Father lean. will give the above
reward if delivered to me-, proporionatey fol- any
information leading TO her discovery.
j. FRowNP,
may l5-3ss street between l4th and 18th. .
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Sc FOURTH wAxD.-Nessrs Ediors:
2 ease announce the name of JOHN p. PEPPER ss
suitable candidate tor the Board of Aldermen for
the Fourth Ward. MANY VOTERS
ap 29-d!mA
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The Building Of the New Naval Steam.
ships.-Our friends in Baltimore, who seem to
be much disappointed because the artizans of
thai famous clipper building city are not to
have an opportunity to show their skill in con-
structing steamships of war, in the distribu-
ton of the work OF The sort recently ordered
by Congress, are reminded that the Govern
Enent is unfortunately without the necessary
paraphernalia and materials at that point. No
ships to last, builds them by contract, for the
simple reason that there requires to be used in
them, timber of various kinds which no private
ship owners can procure. That is, seasoned at
cost which would break any private parties
undertaking to lay out of the interest on their
capital SO invested, tor.the length of time ne
cessary. .- r-.f..... ....3 49,
Under these circumstances, it strikes us that,
however sincerely disposed tho Secretary of
the Navy might have been to avail himself of
the well known skill of the ship-builders Of
Baltimore, it could not be done in this case at
that point, with due regard to the public in
tereSt..
A Mistake.-The Richmond Ezaminer is
IN error III representing that no New York
Softs are acting with the friends of Nebraska
in the current contest N the House On the
contrary. Messrs. Tweed, Cumming, Walker,
and Taylor, of that State, arc among the most
prominent not only Of the .'Softs'' in Con.
gress, but of the supporters of the bill. This
fact completely knocks from under the Ep-
aminer allthe basis of its long leader in the
last issue of that jous4ll. When the Ne
braska question shall be finally taken, we
anticipate, that, at least two more ''Softs''
will be found voting with the mass Of the
Democratic party on this question. t7'
The Renting Of Officers Quarters 1T il
held in the settlement of army officers ac-
counts at the Treasury Department, that in a
case where the exigencies Of the public ser.
vice compel the Quartermaster to hire private
quarters for the accommodation Of officers in
connection with public quarters, and they shall
be actually occupied as such, the hire or rent
is allowable, if the number of rooms does not
exceed the complement allowed by regula-
item O. s.7st. - .5it s" :
Postage on '4isssnt" letter.. letters mis-.
sent and forwarded to the post Office to which
addressed, are not to be charged with addi.
tional postage.
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~ THIRD WARD-Messrs Edttors: Please au-
aounce the name Of DR.. 4. M CHAPLIN as q candi
date for the Board Of Aldermen 10 represent Third
Ward. $50 go MANY FRIENDS.
nav Inns
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SS~ THIRD WARD.-JOSEPH BRYAN will be
ortee for Alderman for the Third Ward. at the
a. preaching election, by MANY VOTERS.
may 4-tes ..s-..-
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28


When farmer knows that a gate is better,
and as time and labor saving fixture, Cheap
er than set of bars and posts, and without
calling on carpenter he can himself make
one, Why don't he do it?
When he has no other fastcnings to his
gates and barn doors than stone rolled
against them, and in a single evening after
supper is able to make better one, Why
don't he do it?
Or when he sees the boards dropping from
his out-buildngs and barns, and like heaps
Of rubbish living in piles about his premises
aud need only mailing on, Why don't he do it?
Orif he is afraid of the expense of nails
and is always CRYING up the maxim of DR..
Franklin, to ssave the pence and the pounds
will take care of themselves" and he knows
that the same DR.. Franklin also has said that
many were sspenny wise and pound foolish, :"
and he is not careful to think of the precept
contained in the latter, Why don't he do it !?
lf it is the saving of nearly half the ma
nure of farmers stock by keeping them
shut up in var ls instead Of running at large
through most Of the winter, Why don't he
do it2
be greatly improved by ditching, and by the
removal of large stumps and stones, Why
don't be do it? ~ AH
And when he knows that bis pastures
would yield nearly double the feed and
Of better quality. if the brush were all cut
ard subdued, Why don't be do it !?
And if he can add fifty per cent, to the
product Of his clover fields and even his pas
lures, by the use of gypsum. Why don't he
do it? aess
III farmer Of fifty acres has--as he should
have-nse for good corn.shelier and one
not already obtained both, why don't he do
it?
And if it is cheaper, actually cheaper, to
burn dry wood than green, and to use a
stove instead Of an open fireplace, Why don't
he do it? g
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Wood Gas, vs.. Coal Gus.

Lieut.. w d PORTER has recently invented
and patented a process by which gas of SUI
perior quality and grea. rower may be easily
and cheaply extractad from wooI.-The ap
paratus used in the process is called Portcr's
Patent Wood Gas Generator, and speci-
men of it is on exhibition in this city, on
Chouteau avenue, I've doors west Of Seventh
street. sa1 81 MS
The apparatus consists Of Generator AMI
Receiver, both Of which occupy 50 small a
space, and are SO simple in construction, that
they might, with perfect convenience be pla-
ced in a small room or recess in a building,
and generate all the gas needed for its ilu-
minatien, The appointments necessary for
the evolution of gas sufficient to light .
large hotel, We are assured, would not cost
more than one hundred and fifty or two hum
dred dollars. But little wood is required, SO
that the material involves but small ex-
pense. The gas evolved burns with soft
light, quite Is bright as that from coal, and
yet not characterized by that sharp, painful
briuiancy, which makes the flame of the last
trying to weak eyes. Another recommends
ton, is its lack Of odor, being utterly desti-
tute Of that shocking smell which makes it
almost impossible to stay in room with .
leading gas-pipe init. i .
The wood chiefly used for the production
of this gas is that which contains great
quantity Of resinous matter, such as pine
knots. Being cut into small particles It u
placed il heater, to which hest--not ire
lis applied, by which the wood is cooked a
it were, without being consumed. During
this process the resin melts and drops tfon
the wood on a heated plate, where It = re
solved into gas, which is conducted TO re-
ceivsr. The fbrous portion OF the wood,c
ing in charred state, il then available To-
the purpose Of heating the genrator; so ina
there is no loss, whatever, every por'lon Q
the material being made to serve some pur
II this gas snswer all the purposes elaine
for it, it will aASct revelation in the moo
illuminating houses, mitigate the Duro =,
Of housholders by Tightening their gas olll'
make us independent Of gas monopol'ss, IN ~
enable us to manufacture our own iient. ~
wish It all success, that the community ma
be freed from the bmdensit nowsuifers iron
by'beine At the mercy ofes monopoly " y
US have more light. LIST Louis News.