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United States Patent once,

Washington August 49, 1856
IN petition OF John Sherwood of Washington county,
" York, for extension OF n him
December, is42, or
from expiration OF said PATENT which takes
place the iTth day OF December, 1856
the said be heard the Patent Once
Monday, OF December ~ O'Clock,
notified appear and show any they why
said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required to e in the Patent
Office their objections specially forth In wTEg twenty
before the day OF hearing all testimony Ged either party
said hearing be taken
Of the Office which will be furnished
application.
The testimony the will be closed the 2st
dposions, and other papers relied testimony,
filed In the Office before the morning Of that day gu
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered that this notice be published in the Union, nie
and Evening STAR Washington, d. O.; Republican, Ba
Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Day Book, New York and
Post Psbug Pa week for three weeks pre-
vious 10 the s Of December next the day ofbearne.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
Ps-Edo Of the above papers will please copy
bills once with paper containing ths
2I-law3w
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Wholesale Paper Warehouse.

HR undersigned respectfully informs public taken
the in Polkinhora's building No.
between sixth and Seventh for OF commencing
wholesale commission business He
ugh hs with Of the
constantly receiving Of printing writing pa
pers, which he Is selling manufacurefs' priees
Those dealing in the article would do we call before puchas
ing elsewhere. EDW'D TOWERS.
3-6teod
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The Polytechnic College OF the state OF Penn
sylvania,
Vest Penn Square, PhifGdeipAia,
INCORPORATED by The legislature l53 orsanized
plan the industrial colleges continental Europe
thorough professional education engineering prnccn
chemistry mechanical engineering architecture mining ens
neering
FACULTY.
Mathematics and Engineering, Prot 2. N. Peabody.
General and Applied Chemistry, Prof. A, l.. Kennedy.
Mechanics and Machinery, Prot. III. n. Boucher.
Geology MneIalogy, and Mining, Prof A. w. King
Architectural and Topops psaphc Drawing Prof ]. Kern.
French and spanish, Prof v, De Amareiii
German, Prof Is. steintha.
The fourth collegiate year win Monday September
is, 1855.
For catalogues and further Information address
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M. d.,
President Of Faculty, Polytechnic College,
Aug o0-WodsSat7t
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

THE annual OF Institution will Wednos
day, September. Students viii be examined for
Monday Tuesday previous Application should be
made 10 the president
The preparatory department open 10Th Of September.
Apply or admittance 10 Mr. Qunche, the principal
aug 3o-2aw4v S. PRENTfss, Registrar.
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TBE misses unyIey's French and Engiish ~ ,ard-
School will Monday, September 22d at 1877
Penny avenue, between l7th and Ism streets.
Aup 3U-eod3w
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I'm OF Congress approved h OF August 1886
making OF land the State OF Msssspp 10 aid IN The
including the
Mobile ralroad the saies OF Alabama
this the local
Mississippi continue the reservation from sale
location ordered by Telegraph The s instant and TO the Alabama
and the following de-
respective districts probably falling within
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PROPOSALS viii be received
October for constructing masonry dam the Chesa
peake and Ohio canal the Of present
length the dam will be about 70 the
specifications will be furnished application Office OF the
The win be required proceed
the dam with due diligence and complete early pract
cable.
Payments win be made monthly estimates made officer
o the company reseying until completion
the work. W, g. RINGGObD,
Sep 3-eodtlsOc CLERK G. and o. Canal Company
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Law Partnership.

n. J. WALKER. l.. JANIN.
ID oBERT j. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed part'
III nership and trial the Supreme
Court Of the United states and In the Court Of Claims Addres
Washington City, ID. O. Jan 2-eodun
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United Sta.tes Court of Claims.
CARD.

HE undcrsned John O. Deveyeux OF New York CITY,
Thonpson, Of Washington, d. c. attorneys
atnw for the prosecution claims credit
ors OF government, In the Court of Claims.
They viii cooperate in immediate and careful attention bust
matters Washington which be ntrused their
by gentlemen Of the profession and claimants, in e city OF New
York. or elsewhere In any part Of the Union,
They be consulted time, personally by letter. either
AZ New York Washington Particular information
which have before Congress
furnished upon application by parties Interested
JOHN q. DEvEREUX,
No, o. Broadway, Wall street, New York city
~. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
n O DcvercuI commissioner Of The Court
Jan 3l-3tHwtnf llntei.l
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fed by Judge of court OF records and
bidder surely
18th November
pay will performed, and for each OF such
satisfactorily explained
be deducted For arrivals far behind time as TO break con
depending mails and sufficiently excused,
be
will imposed delinquency promptly
explained, negectng
ofce for suffering to be injured, Destroyed robbed
for refusing amer Demand the mail fre
auenty runs, running,
The Postmaster General may
repeated failures ngreeaby
obeyng post Office laws instructions Of the department
General schedule He may
OF service by allowing therefor pro
He also curta discontinue
part, pro pay, allowing
compensation the OF service dispensed
Bids should be addressed the Second
General superscnbed "Proposas No 7o5s aaba
further particulars pamphlet advertisement conveying
malls in Virginia, Georgia, &C, Of 1855 and 10 @.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug l6-law4wf Postmaster General
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United states Mail.
ALABAMA.

Posr OTroK DEPARTMENT,
Washington, August l6, 1856.
DRoPOsALs carrying the malls OF the United States from 18th
day November Of June 1885, the fol-
lowing Alabama, and in the and
Office Of the Post
Washington, p the
l3lh October, 1885, TO be decided on The next day;
705S Rome Ca Spring. Pleasant Gap, Spring
Garden, Lndga, Cross Plains Jncksonvle Lead Mines
Ten Islands, Greenspor AshvIe Mount Miles, 81. Clair
Springs, Sprpgvlle, Truss Shady Grove and Rockville,
Elytsn, l52x miles and back daily Jacksonville,
two horse coaches and three times week III. residue
with celeriiy, certainly, and security.
Leave Rome daily PM;
Arrive Jacksonville days by 2am IN;
Leave Jacksonville daily at 6k pm
a Rome days by ek ~
Leave Jacksonville Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive Elyton days by Up m;
Leave Eiyto Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at IN
Arrive Jackson Vile days by
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THE College Of ~. James. observation-disclosures the
collegiate commeca and preparatory departments
ession each the first of October the
whole charge for board tuition
hfty dollars No entrance fee.
Students admitted OF the nm application
JOHN d. kERyooT, Rector, &c,
July l-law3hu College st. James, r. o., MARYLAND.
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Lost Land warrant

bos' i<ahn w
pUBLC notice Is hereby that, aer the expiration
weeks from the date application will be
Commissioner Of the Pension Once, Washington city, for du
pcac land warrant IN lieu o the issued Rene AZ LaoK
the 96h Of May 1885, No. ~ 26 for 80 which
the iransm by the mail between Washington city Belle
vile, Illinois, during ,hc last OF May Of the
Of Iuno has the said Lacrox
Washington city, August 1885, Rchsd NJ. Young
ney. RENE NJ. LACROIN,
Aug 96-lnwaw
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,

Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,
Seven Budinss No. I3s Penn,yvania openpe Ha.inston
WILL September 1885 Circusr stating parula,s .ns
containing the highest te.,lmoniss a th
pal bookstores and at her residence ''
rsyrnrsou
The Right Rev hlonro Potter, ID. d.. Ii. ID,
The Right Rev. George W. Donne, D. n Ii. n.
The Right Rev William r. Whrtnsbsu, ID. n LII ID.
Prof Joseph Heury LL d. seceaty Of Smithsonian Institute
Washington, ID. g.
Prof Dsss Bsehs Superintendent the United States Cons.
survey.
Lieut. M. Y. Mauy, LIZ D. United navy National OBJ
servniory. =
General Mason, wsshins,on, u. O
Col sam Cooper Adoiapt aeners United army, Wash
fngsop, u. o.
William w. Coycorrn, esq, Washington, ID. @.
James =. Mechsn, esq, Librsrisn 10 Congress-
Hos, James Campbell, rostmr..rr t,epersi
Hon Ellis Lewis Cef Supreme Court or psnnsv
vania, A71'
Pcnnsyivsnia.
Hon. George Vail, n. C. from New Jersey,
Hon. Robert .. Walker, Washington, n. g.
Hon Charles Faulkner, N. @. from Yirrinin.
Hon Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War, Washington ~ O.
husoo-ecdSm
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OSr whRHANT-Notlce IL hereby given land
IL No. 6i issued IAN November, 1885, James Cadw
acres undersigned which come 10
hnnd that application has made Office dup
cate ofthe TIL, LUMPKIN,
Auausr =, 1856
Aue 7-~law6w JAMES CALDWELL,
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uaTsi rrn style ls5swo Introduce to-day Beebs,s and
ii sshionsble fall style gentlemen
Those w collected 20 cali
I5ras.t GEO. ". ". WHITE b co,
Hat and Cap and Gents, Furnishing Store
Ang 3o-eod2wh J30 Pa, av. between OH and 10Th ,s
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From London per Hast steamer
METALLIC Bos snd Army Floating Wagons. ny Major Eyre
wi bengal artillery. 4 vol
The Introduction Propeller,
Rvelyns Disry--new edit VOLS
McCulioch Taxation and lhe Funding System. vol
Mcf'uioch's Principles ~ Political Eeopomy
The nuqnites rnd MARSHES Of tho British Nussam. vol
The Ts,hmus of Dsrcn ship CANAL. ny Cullen.
Gisbcnnes Jons Of Expedition Of Inquiry is,hmus
In 1850. vol
Augm FRAsCK TAYLOR
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mo. be7.l
Notice

Of Odra,oaI Of lnds Assiss;p Alabao, and Loaisi
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~ day, Apg~st 30, 1856. =
The subscriber
powns aoon The alleys have the
pI,c. oaef ogeher with many other
wnicn VIII make pisce gilmore attraction than formerly
continuance of the same.
Aug 99--dlw l. n Mann
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Ice.
JUST received per Edward sade two hundred aus
y sixty five tons pure Boston Ice
l.. J. MIDDLETON
0hce and Depot corner OF Y Twelfth streets.
Aug 27-eoda
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khENCH NOVELS, Homsnce@, Dramas. Popular His-
tories Halfway Libraries, Sc &C, received, varrty
them profr-ely Illustrated
seps FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Frederick Academy Of the Visitation, B. V. M.
for Young Ladies,

Frederick Academy OF the Visitation, B. V. NJ,
for Young Ladies'
THE exercises Of this institution will
4 Monday Of September.
TERMS.
Entrance
Board and tuition, with the French language uf de
hfed).'..' ...,......IO
Stationery, washing mendng, bed, bedding doctors fee,
Sc....s. ~
Music piano, harp, guts
The Latin, German Italian, and Spanish languages drawing
and painting are likewise extra charges.
Aug 2l--eod6t
Episcopal High school OF Virginia,
al o1ard the Heigh three miles Of .aieranda.
Rev, JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rector
TUE session win commence on Wednesday, 10Th sep
IL tember.
Terms s25 for board tuition Modern
languages, music, and drawing charges.
Heeences The Bishops and other
Dr Johns, Of Bamore Rev Mr. cummins Of Washington
Rev Mr.. Seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Circulars containing the Nc
sent 10 those who request them. =
Direct TO Rev John McGue Theological
county, Virginia.
BowAHp, July II, 1855.
July I5-lawew
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United states Mails.

Posr orrlos D1rAarAsST,
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st. Joseph,s school for Rows.

DRINTING-PREss sale, cheap for cash "A double
cylinder Hoes printing in good running ORDER being
printed. Apply nj this once.
May l5-dlnf
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1OALt COALi-we receiving
" Pine Knot,
black Mne Peach Orchard Lykm Valley red ash Goals
Also, Cumberland lump and snhsi
Wood OF the best qualiiy always hand.
Coal kept under cover 2,2so pounds the
T.J, h w NJ. GAIT,
Northwest corner 18th and g streets, No. 547
Aug s-ah [Intl '''
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pA.EST HOOP sKrHrs-The ladies are hereby respect
fully informed that jnsty-
popular ss additional supply French
lawns and French bercge' of beautiful styles
reduced prices. -
Juy @-eodem HooE, BRo. h CO.
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Free Wbiskv before know NOthingisn.

We were told the other day by one who
heard Gov. Wizards speech at Democratic
Hall on Saturday evening last that he remark
ed, he would rather see our streets run knee
deep NTH avEisky than see Kiaot0 Notlingisna
prev1iL We supposed our informant was mis-
taken, and therefore did not repeat the re-
mark after him. We did not believe that the
Lieut.. Governor would be so simple as to
travel over 100 miles, through the cold, to tell
the people of New Albany fact which nine
tenths of them knew already. We see by the
Corydon Argus however that Mr.. W. made
the same remark in his speech there, and there
fore conclude that our informant vas correct.
This might do to tell in Corydon, where the
people are not so well acquainted with Gov.
Willard, and his likes and dislikes; but here
in New Albany, where every one knows that
he likes free lohi&'y more than Khoe0s Nothingisn
the information was altogether superfluous
and betrays a weakness on his part that we
had not given him credit for.-[N 4. ffb. g.
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Oh. Dajlp y2 Jlll l.,5il
FSlVRsss INTELLIGENCE

OF The Ohio, Monarch and j. NJ. Stick
WE'LL were reported yesterday few miles
below this city, around the bend, unable
to get through the gorgc,.Or almost gorge of
ice, Some of their passengers footed it up to
town, TO take cars for points above, or to pro-
cure change of diet. .s-..-
Since writing the above, we have heard fur
Their particulars. The Sultanna, I. c. Twitch-
ell and Tecumsch, are lying between here and
Henderson The J. NJ. Stockwell, Ohio, W..
A. EaveS, South America and Monarch, are
lying at West Franklin. Mr. Charley Church
i'll, of the Stockwell, was up yesterday, AMI
says the Arctic Regions are becoming hourly
more arcticized and things look bad general
iy, We sent down files of papers to some of
the sufferers, and hope with them, plenty of
provisions and quenchables, they may be able
to mold out
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or Cairo is rendezvous for steamers
these ce-clogged times, Among the boats
there and in that vicinity are the Amazon,
Alma, L. M. Kennett, Jas. II. Lucas, Paul An
derson, Shenango, Sir VIM. Wallace, Silver
Wave, R. f. Sass, Fanny Fern, Golden Gate,
Henry Graf, j. D.. Early, R, H. Winslow,
New Lucy and several others.
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Or The steamer Lebanon has been light
ing the Florida, hard aground and frozen in at
the foot of Diamond Island. All the cattle
have been taken off, nearly 200 head, and three
or four thousand sacks of corn. The Florida
Is now unapproachable.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
THE AEAGo's NEWS CONTINUED.

SNA1
Should the Gear refuse proposition, Allies
will continue the war, and Austria cease deplo-
matte relations.
Secret clause appended to late treaty with
Sweden compelling her eventually to take the
field against Russia. She now adheres to
Allied Interpretation of the four points.
England has demanded of Austria the rea-
son for reducing her army
Rumored that Omer Pacha repulsed Rus
slams, and occupied Khoni, five leagues from
Kulais
The British public are occupied, in discussing
peace.
Great gales on the English coast. Spanish
brig Braso bound to Havana wrecked, 46 per-
ished UGe
Treaty of amity and commerce concluded
with France and Persia
Cubans sent protest to Madrid against the
policy of laying additional taxes on colonial
produce.
Denmark requested the governments in
terested to postpone conference upon Sonnd
dues
England declares if American vessels don't
pay tolls British shall not. Bullion increased
9226, 900, decline in consols owing to mistrust
of peace rumors.
Briginham, American, elected Mayor by 286
over Irwin, Democratic and 475 over valse
(Fusion). Majority Anti Know Nothings in
Council.
Adams citizens elected Mayor of Allegheny
by small majority.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 8.
Flour entirely inactive, no sales. Nothing
doing in hogs or provisions and Whisky dull,
and nominal groceries inactive and unchanged
Weather very cold. Thermometer at /, P.
NJ &c below zero.
WILMINGTON, Del. Jan. g.
The train from Baltimore of last night ar
rived here about ten O'Clock this morning.
The ice in the Susquehanna occasioned most
delay.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 8.
Weather extremely cold. The Thermome-
tor at sun rise this morning 12o below zero.
New YORK, Jan. 8.
l
Trains, due last evening, only reached here
this morning.
WAsH1NGToN, jan 9, A. NJ.
Thermometer now 800 above zero. No
Southern mail arrived, nor has the New York
mail of Tuesday The Baltimore train of last
night has not arrived No mails have passed
between Petersburg, Va, and Columbia, S.
c., since the snow storm.
i BALTIMORE, Jan. 8.
Weather intensely cold this morning. Last
might, was the severcst experienced for many
years No mails this morning from any quar-
ter. The train that left Philadelphia last
night has not arrived; detained by ice in the
Susquehanna The Southern and Western
trains also detained from unknown causes.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9. +
The weather has laid an embargo upon oul
markets. Nothing doing in grain. 500 bbls
4 City Mills -four sold at SIS %,
e. HI- New. YORK, Jan. 8.
Stocks, lower and dull Flour declined
1850 bbls sold at So for straight State, 8 sc
. for Ohio, and 81 for Southern. Wheat firm
small sales Corn declined; 10000 busheI
sold at Ole for mixed. Mess pork quiet PSI
" bbls sold Beef dull. Lard firmer, 1000 Dbl
sold. Whisky dull.
PHILADELPHIA, JAN 8.
The trains in every direction are obstructe
by snow drifting on the tracks from high wind:
No fresh snow of Importance. The cold
: intense ranging from zero to 81 below.
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GThe "A. Eayes did not go down to
the Florida, her officers having heard it was
impossible to get. near her on account of the
ice She stopped at West Franklin, and start
ell to return. She was lying yesterday below
the bend in good company.
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COxN MEAL FOR SALE.

undersigned just established Ai for the
cIusiYe grinding Of Corn the corner OF Walnut and
Eighth sree over Canal We will Ike constantly
hand Meal sale and for exchange Cor Corn " grind
bn. che hest corn and meal will recommend
y means OF FAnbing Mil. keep clear Of all
will sell at the market prices and Peeetally ask
al Asai brf the public generally
6eeis-Itf l7-V1NSs . 70 ISAAC R. MILLS & Bros
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OF Persons were crossing the river at st.
Louis on the ice last Saturday. There were
fifty-six steamers laying at the wharf, frozen
in. Fun ahead when the ice commences
breaking up! 5sss7v -+.s
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"KEEP AWAY FROM New ORLEANs."-The
N. Y. Tribune learns from correspondent at
New Orleans that there is a prodigious influx
of young men-clcrks-who can find nothing
: to do For example, an advertisement for a
clerk brought, in less than day, 81 appli-
cants. Under these circumstances, the Tri-
bune advises young commercial men to keep
away from New Orleans, as the market is over
stocked.
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WATCHEs. CLOCKs, Am Isyy i

gwTB have just recsiysa our aew stock OF Watches.
ast largest stock this city which,
ing purchase rates. enables sell stlower figures
than gold and silver hunting and
the ss down the cheapest article; gold
guard ohAins; ladies' and pins;
Flau riass drops and rngs guard and
keys IN every article line of business
In grest variety Of style and price. -
We have also asde ~ which we viii be con-
ppiea Wih style Of iron and wood
esshtay and lirtLour clocks. direct from the factory
will sell Wholesale retail as low IS they be
in Western city.
P- BTTTRoT FF e. SONS Main ST.. bet. LIST and I'd.
H B-Evsry Article esrablishment warranted
to be IS represented
for apII
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FALL. CAMPAIGN
HAIR DN AEs e. Az WEEGLESAL Lee
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS 9 WEI .


CHAS. S. WELLS,
THLST returning generous patronagee
w tbs public since he opened in Evansville
appre interior Merchants. Indiana Ken
lucky and city purchase also that he has
and in the feaSes stock of Hardware and
Vile market sale Many Goods purchased reduce
ed rates by him during depressed the markets.
East and in England and by iuportn dree from Europe
and having his orders for American Goods filled
offer and sell Hardware at low frss any house
afford the same Goods. TO each good time buyers.
He invites care ul nation of his stock prices
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he
full Iustice.
Among srtces (almost innumeraole) comprising his
stock, he names the following to the trade:
$50 boxes Axesell ppineotts Leveretts and Collins;
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
IS do Steel shears and Scissors;
100 do Raz2rs aud Strops;
100 gross spooBsIr5n Bfittahi, and Gsrsas silVers
so dozen Conee Nlis all grades;
$40 do Files and Rsaps, all kinds;
1860 lbs Brass Kettles, turned botte1si
700 lbs Sadrous. assortedi
500 dozen Butt hinges, do;
1900 Screws, gimlet pointedf
$50 dozen Door Socksand ; ecketaj ses-s-
100 do Augurs;
geo do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
go pairs Shovel and Fongs. iron and brass heads;
60 dozen Saws mil to Key
Is do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
so do Aaes' land other brandsl Shoveis and Spades;
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures
case. Japanned Tinware fully assorted.
ALSO
Whips and Lashes. Combs Needles. spectkelss
Meunaes and Fancy Hardware generally
heavy goods Wis Chains Deg Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties. Knives aad Riddles and
Gun E2orre3s arsd Gun trimmings,
Carpenters and Coop ers Tools, ineow Sash.
CHA Rs s. WEI Is.
octz Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank
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i OIJ-The ice was running heavily and slug
e gishly yesterday We should not be surprised
to find the river closed here this morning.
Yesterday afternoon the weather still contin-
ued very cold, promising a severely cold night.