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In stare y ear n rchAn1AAe. stores
and DWciiiDgsf ah..
Policies Of Insurance Issued at The lowest
rates, st this Agency, 10 psempt-
a5a paying Companies
HARTFORD FIRE. INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
fliGNEk INSURANCE CO., OF HAKTFoRD,
CAPITAL t200, 200.
MERc cHAhTE' INSURANCE COMPANY,
! asaaa .brfo CAPITAL S200, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE co., or HARTfekI.
I 90 CAPITAL $e50,000. ..
sls WM. W, BELkNAP, Agent,
Sept4-dlm Second-st., near Main.
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FIRE INsURANCE. AZ
w MIss curt STATE ~ mOIual
FIRE AND MARfAE IHSURARCC COMPANY,
OF ST. LOUIS.
Z va DsNncr0nsi kf
J.6. MsCuae, s. ~ EAgsll, C.S. 0rssly,
X. .Wymsn, Q. II. Peck, B.w. .Als1sndsr.
Jsmes Smith, A. ID. Ponsfcy /, d. p. Paes
Rs ELbtVTE, SAs'y. S.A. EDlkLL, Prss't,
no ExrnA-HAxARnoUu Risk SAKsN. 4s'
~ B.. HOLMES, 0snsful -.
dsaldly isA.BRID0kAk,AG'kE
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=, NU3ItE - heroby gltcn to the owners Of the
Less HsssfissA In the fsssgoins list, sitssted in
Sc City Of keeksk, Lee soSnty ,And Steteef Iowa,
said dsscsis.d 1ots, ~ taigsss4d q absse Iist.
eyths City Csuncil oi MD city, beipg thecost Oh
abating nnisance on said lott, ana 6niess psv-
ncssbs naA4 81 the sses lSsls1 aaA also iii
the said lots, or - much fhsrsO{ s. sSsli he ~.
ss.sssy to atssAases saids6ax and anass. will he
sold on tbs dAy 44QFesAid, ~ The. Aagor = once
In said city, between ths hours 81 . Soseiock !.
ss s;a J..-s4s, III @. o. ..eTEvHNS.
Collsctorof the Cisycf Keokuh.
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140IOk FAMILY EL~vss. IS s.4ks, ~ sale 81
~ ~" = CLEGH0RE, TAYLOR CO., 90
uMgod Es8ss LAvss. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-14

NeSeS-D - - ""sA - s.
N r r q ANT TAI i o r..
Fesrth -. between Main ard Blondeau, x COX kuk
n LwAfS ksepson hand eood stock 81 season
"A able goods, among which are; sait4 NJ.
II rssident cistA, 's saha hulbssTy, Brown,
Moaape OOatipes gaAs5siIs 0rssps olive,
Lahs1der DO i44u Blus, DAhia.
Efench Ribbed, and BrOsse, and
Loafon Melsons; saugF Bisck
EieA os.1.ssr Id American yslSy 10 f,s.a
Doeskin, for Pants. Velvet, CAshnssA, valsncis
end trenea snhFeidsrsa Cess. 0ysnsdins and eth
sf fFsarA Si!ha end SAtins tyr Vests; togsthsr
With btseokSal a1sSrtnsnt Of The 6nest and nest
Asfnbie tfinntAgs, wAish sill - nsds into gar
msAS' q - taesssaad nostaspprovsd styles and
A.yssl vssknassatpSe
easmsaes ase eoviesd 70 call. n
~. sR.attsslas sttssttus paid - cnttipkgA
1Asnss iss ssA@s TO make.
A.sss sis IL aagisa Eata EkLI0T y. SMITH. I
eysst Makers wanted. fjySlai
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WATCH MAKER AND JEwTLER,

Geld anA slIver spccaacIss TO suit all
eyes that 60 hssaAtsAs s6lsss<s matched and ut
90 Patd fer sh Hsissp aaa Caltfssnia Gold.
Ua91odkw 4Agt ssIsN9 J.PAAhELE.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-14

The receipt u ADVANCE SHEETS srom the
Brssisa aSSashsss eivss AdaisisnAi vaans 70 these
ksP!ints shnssnacAs ~ tAey aAn nov b plsesd In
the hands Of Subscribers about - soon ~ the orig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12
TAs wsrSs that xens 70 vaisntia.

The words that xtena 70 vaisntia.
The London Daily News says: A the circum.
stances under which the few words which passed
through the cable were received at vaientia have
not seen made public, it may be IS Well to % n
tion them. ~ - - =
w.dnssday, the 90 b the day In question, ab ,ut
three O'Clock In the afternoon, cons adorable ap-
the galvanometer, with oscii ations Of the needle
equal to SO divisions of Professor Thompsou's
scale, which Is they occurred at very regular in
teFyai-, were rightly supposed to be the usual re-
versals every Is seconds. These Appearances
continued until between 1--WE and six O'cleck in
the evening, when the words s'two hundred
and some IS or 10 letters of which no sense could
be made received Subs. quentIy, the sig
nails "Can you - no doubt '.read' were received
very clearly. Messages were, of course immedi-
ately sent back to the effect that the Newfound-
land signal. and words came very dislincily, and
but, no direct response WIS received to this,
II was, Of course, concluded that II was not re-
+ ceived. 'a r.-s .- ... r..
Between and O'Clock on the same evening,
the words "Paniels now In circuit,n were dis
tinctlY recorded, together with great many
| signals which were not Ineligible. These un-
| readable motions OF the needle continued until
"Two hundred and fo:ty," which, no doubt,
alluded to the number Of cells contained In the
Daniels battery, which was spoken Of In the mes
sage P5ssi0usy Iseesed and great Letters
be made, were received. During the next hour
for receiving, say from eleven to twelve D m
the needle fthe galvaaometer was watched MOI 9
closely, yet strangely, though the insulation Of
the wire appeared to be In precisely the same
condition, and not the least indication Of even
"reversal," was observed, the wire appeared TO
have sunk into it's usual lethargic condition
During Thursday and Friday, though the most
vigilant watch was day and night kept upon the
galvanometer, no appearance Of returning cur
rents could be observed, though the earth cur
| rent during the whole Of this period seemed to
be remarkably steady. On the morning Of Sat-
urday last. between nine and ten O'Clock, some
slight indications Of signals and reversals were
noticed; but they were neither very Ineligible
nor enduring. From thence up to the present
time nothing more has been received And vet
the testings do not show that the cable In regard
to insulation, is in worse condition than It was
4 month back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

liz Judge Charles E. Greneaux, late State
Treasurer OF Louisiana, died on the 4th inst
III The Jews Of Baltimore are subscribing to
build . hospital. ga -. - T-77 =
Id EI. President Tyler has been lecturing In
Richmond, Va. -. 1I1-~' . .
III The Buffalo, N. :, Daily Republic boists
the name OF Stephen A. Douglas for President In
1850 = :" -
III small family may be mathematicallv
defined a. that into which "two can 20 unce with
nothing to carry" -
III The revenues Of imported articles thrown
upon the market last week at New York were
but $4,000 - ~.
III The " Princess Royal bridal skirts, and
the PIcolomini hustle" are among the Latest
things In New York. -7-i..l.t - - -
III Miss Kimberly has been reading T" Miles
Standish's CourtshiP' and Two Millions - in
New Haven. '- 80 ,a.rH- =
III Prussisn monetary arrangement gives the
Prince Regent an income Of f380, 600, and leave,
1000 for the crazy King. s,sl 'rf =
liz Capt Thos. w. Hudson, clerk of the mar.
ket in Petersburg, Va died suddenly on the 9Th
inst a.. .s.,.,, ts W., = ! "A
p Dr. Funstsn, Of the frederick, Va Soma.
tofisi District, declines bsing candid We for re-
election. .r.'2N u
III Judge Leo. Of the Virginia Supreme Court
Of Appeals. isconfned nj bis honse In Clai ksburg
by severe illness. CIV g. ss'.s.f,7 :
IL Mating shirt bosons for IA cents a doze, 4
ard eloih paatslooas for Is cents a pair, Tb.y
are made by msehines, IL is true |; but isn,t a.
making machine Of D woman % reouire- A
much work for % little money! ssl5s y 81
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

To-day the WEEKLY STAR for the current
week viii be issued. We call the attentI ton of
thosswh wish to look at the best of the weekly
journals of the country to the following sum-
mary Of portion Of its contents.
wAsHISsroN NEWS AND Gos.Ip.-Ihs EIsc-
lions; Small Coin; Naval; Bounty Land War
rants; santa Fe aud its Belongings; The Gov
eminent Credit What 1t Means; Robert c.
wtHthroP; Our Minister to China; The CITY; A
Letter from Com Kearney; TIE Indian Bureau:
filibusterism, Nicaragua; English Chap rim: The
Mist Clearing Away Arrow Root; Gold In Ari.
20, IONA S Je,s.; Sen Ward, Of Georgia; Counting
the Chlckens before they are hatched; The Hal.
Inclnstioni A Mistake, or Misrepresentation; b.
siness of the General Land Once; The Paraguav
Exposition; together with the Department, ARMY
ana NAVY news Of the week
Local Nkws-The Communication Of Charlie,
"a; Barrett. sentencei Report Of the Chief Of
roncei Shooting Prisoner; The Circuit Court;
Inc Court Of CLAIMS; Mr.: John Anderson; Mari
Washington in 1894; Real Estate Sales; Hand
some Improvement Of Lodge Room; Coiportage
In Warrington columbia Association; Alarming
Incident; Rearrested; Rufiani.m; Another Ont
rage q WeIner'si Accident; !. q OLA Cali:
Larceny; Reinststrd; A Man Trap; Rufaans
Caugot; Arrests; Art Association: Serious Charges
williams; Council Budget; Washing ton Bu.i
ness IN the Baptist Union; Baltimore and Ohio
GHsHRAL NEws-Life I'm Baltimore: Tn. BAL.
timcre Murder and its Incidents; The Broad wav
Murder The State Elections; A Self propelliny
Fire EnRiuei From California; Emigrants; Utah
Court; Health Of Souih ern Cities; A Rowdy Shot
Dead Organization OF Dacotah Territory; Muscle
men; Piles Of Gold; A Whiting Telegraph; The
save noiders' Convention in MARYLAND; France:
Snocking Murder; Cotton in Liberia; New Or,
leans and the Epidemic, An Open he arted Man;
The Baltimore Potomac Railroad; The Amoor
Annexation; Thanksgiving, &c
FOREIGN Nkws News from Europe ana the
East oy the steamers America, Circassian. Asia.
ana Kangaroo, news from Cuba by the steame3
CaeaWoa; news from Mexico by the steamer Gen
husf news from Belize via New o leans. Ven
eznela via Philsdeip hia ;
PERSONAL NEws-Tbe on Dit, of the weet
Concerning people introduced to the public bv
themselves or others. -
COMMERCIAL NEws The market, of IN.
wesk, forefgn and domestic.
rokIeT -Sibbath Day, su ggestive Of solemn
.nopg htsi A Dead Part, meanings for the LOST:
NAIL DOR Flag to the Mast patriotic; Do YOU thinL
heis MARRIED, read aud answer
nIscELLANY.-Jessy,a Tale of London q lid oe:
"A Live Suolect-scene amo z the Doctors Henry
LAY 10 the Boys; Theatres for Drawing Rooms.
Inc Confession-thrilling; Names of Wom-n'
ano tneir Meaning; Progress; w hat is TO be done
WIN our Charley; Benevolence of the Pooe. The
Coeyepfezites-a new sect, &c.
HE WEEKLY STAR may be had at our conn.
ter, price cents. The periodical dealers have
u Tor SALE Annual subscription, 81 IS
The Cheapest Paper ,n Amer,ca.,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

ASoTHER ArTBMPr To KILL A CouRrr.
Between the hours Of two and three o'clo, X. ~,
"Wednesday morning, a number OF rowdies yer.
in drinking saloon, near the head of Vine street
Cincinnati, kept by female known a. Mag Der.
~, more famous for her courage than her chas-
tity, add drinking very cop.ously of bad brandy
sna staie lager beer After drinking several
Icunds, they refused to pay her; and when she
uigsa nsf claim, one Of them threw tumbler At
hef hs al second knocked her down, and a thied
drew knife and threatened to cut her bea n ont
and going up stairs secured a 1eyolver. and 70
turning to the bar -oorn nTed In the crowd "a rec
times, intending, she SAID TO kiIithe rascal, w b
bad sssaulted her. The valiant Williams, =, .oon
a they recovered from the alarm took 10 aight,
bur not b~fore the leg OF one Of the numb,r
paned hsIker, was perforated by bullet. A.
ether Of the party narrowly escaped death, as
ball passed through the crown Of his hat No
aouot these scoundTels intended 20 ma r. another
NAE seeureau tragedy, bat 4" MAJ came vety
near fever<ing the bloody scene, and placing Il
ssth"ugh To their account - AlH - = :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

THE RESULT dispatch from White Plain.
to the New York Express states tina, IN. oS,c,.I
canvass Of all the towns except Yonkers and
forktown, respecting which there is no di.nn,e
~" been completed, including which give Mr.
hashin amajority In Westchester County of |. 02I
or 2in the Ninth Congressional District of New
York "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

hohRlcANk AT BUEMUDA.-The steamer Delta
from So Thomas on the 22d, which arrived a,
halifax on the 10th instant, reports terrific hur.
lesne ~ Bermuda previous to the 9Th, lasting
iour osSs and causing great damage to the shir
Ping. The frigate Sabine put In on the 3lst dis;
oiee: sac encountered the hurricane on the oar;
ios, nef maintoPsail and foresail; had her bow
Por" forced In, and her steering geer seriously
injured The British authorities afforded Al,
iacilhes for repairs, and she will be ready 70
proceed In few days, '.r "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

W From return about to be published bv
.ne Mini'ter Of the Interior at Rome, It appears
'nst the number Of political offenders pardonsd
OF recalled from exile since 1850, is ,2ss, and
'na' the number now in custody is 25s, Of these
except 30, have been condemned for civil
CHIMES ana Offences as well Is political ones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12
PERSONAL.

-. Horace Greeley lectured In Providence on
Wednesday evening.
80. Hiram Powers, the great American artist
who has resided at Florence for twenty years and
more, Is about TO revisit the United States.
.... " A victim Of uncontrollable impulsen Is
mentioned In the New York papers. A lady was
caught shoplifting at Stuart's; she was very dig
evidently not BUT aen %oaom nno
MAC so there was no complaint made against
her by the Proprietors although she had bagged
el40 worth Of articles.
....A correspondent from Norfolk to the Pc.
tersburg Express says:
1.-THE numerous friends Of the Rev Dr. Teel-
ing In your city will be pleased to learn that be
has almost entirely recovered from his late attac
OF apoplexy which was near proving fatal
about q week ago. He was sufhcientiy recov.
cred on Saturday last to proceed on his way home
(Richmond ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

Q OOO JUST RECEIVED. - Bcr
iO.VUU HAVANA OkAN6ES, very swsst,
9 bbls. supsrIor Northern Apples, '
s,soa fFesS coeosnuts. ea,.iss-.l 49,
. seases Preserved Ginger. new importation,
Pickles, BY the hundred, yery cheap - a..
no H-6 corner p ~ nd Hth street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

HI The aggregate public debt OF the State Of
virginia, on the lst Of October, amounted TO
sSsi2sso, Of which SIS All, se6 consisted of Ger.
nnc.te' OF registered i've and six per cents
noooo In the form Of coupon bonds and
si,o''"Oo In the form Of five per cent. sterling
coupon bonds. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12
COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, 40.

The prevalence of the above complaints at TINS
season generally has the effect of bringing out host
Of Rfofessediy new specifics. and while some are
good, many are useless, and others even dang roma
Tho Wseet course to pursue 10 to oonsu.t your fam
lily physician, or otherwise use only such remedes
enc ,cIous: Ofthis character il TYLER'I COM
FOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Onsinai
80 On 6scame popular remsdy, and has continu ed
20 enJoy growing reputation for ths last twenty
years: In cases Of common Colds. COuGhs q o. il
aSfs like charm, and in Chrome Cases Bron chit,s
~ ho0elnG' ough. Group, AsthnIa In6 uenza c.
re success unparaleed. and most win testify who
Z Price scents and 50 cents per bottle. =.
eold oJ NaiIn Palmer. Chss. Stott, 30 wash
e1endria where it may Be had q 20. for conveuenos.
"a Los Dsef form. Price lsk and IS ospts . box
rnown a. Tyiefs Gum Arabic COuah Candy
Oroee, as an el.ga {, pleasant and enicaoious Pal
WoLlc aozonge they are upsurpassed. no II Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

W The receipts Into the tate Treasury Of Al
aosn'a for the year ending Sepfember ~ we're,
with previous balance, 81 - go, and the ex
Psnditures s2,os ,s27, leaving on hand s37O, 33s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

~ STITUTE "A special meeting of the Insti-
tnte will be bed in the Aldermen's Room. City
Hall; on FRIDAY EVENING next, Nov. 18th. at
Che Board of Management will meet mmedr-
attendance of the members is requested.
J. T. MITCHELL,
nos REQ. Secretary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

IN = OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS
...- .-.. ,..e- November IA, is5s. (
Indian Goods 10 SO far modified to admit of the
consideration Of bids based on the gov eminent sam
being required to furnish samples Of blankets and
Q be o eign msnufac;urc, at il j. pref red IN
nient And the time for the reception Of bids for
all the articles arveriised for 10 extended to 10
J. w. DENVER,
not2 Sta. -. .-i Commissionsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12
U- The KeOkui Journal, Of the I'D, relate,

Or The keokuk Journal, OF the I'D, relates
tbs incident: :
= '.At the Lincoln meeting In Carthage, Illinois,
yestefuay, Captain Appler, Of this place, was
ns had been employed by the Republicans to do.
me powder being bad, In the course Of the
ming inc gun went of Prematurely. Jas Lynch
,,st, me moIIie, Iamming the cartridge, when
y igni;sd Captain ppler, who was al the vent
nnuns premature discharge was inevitable.
. ca, Se' away Jim" holding on to the vent
~. - tne 1 burnt bis finger Of to the nrst Joint,
~ mi ttncn ad escaped the range Of the
fsmIod IL Is seldom, In chronicIing an inc dent
OF tnls Aino, mat we md men possessiny me
nsfye ana heroic fartitude that Capt A display
timely death. Both were consider.hiu nnrr, ~
powder, tut neither dangerously hurt, y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEERS,
AS WARRINGTON, NOv.5 1853.
Until further orders the ReEimsntal Instruction
aad DILL at the COlu m bia Arnory will be held on
FRIDAY EVENINGS, at O'Clock. That for the
oO poras and eight pTlvates of eaoh company, be
d,slknate By their captains, will be held next RI
DAY, tn, 18th inst and that for this COMM ssioned
otfcers and sergeants of the Regiment the ensuing
FRIDAY, aud SO on, alternately, until further
orders. The ofioers, non commissioned officers
By order Of Col. HICKEY
nos ii. N. ODER, Adjutant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

MAIL kcsBER IN THE NEw YoaK Po.r or.
Ief--one Of the night clerks In the New York
rost once named Henry Reed, was Wedpe. dav
hisnt caught while committing mail robbere,
IN me once He had been suspected for some
VINE oy the Post Once agent nd others. and with.
.ney Were watching his movements he wa. seen "a
usnier 70 ms pockets a number ofletter packages
ana While In the act Of breaking open the letter.,
consequently he was arrested. He confes.e.
smosg other things, large robbery comn.i,ted
some three weeks since, embracing over a hun.
dred letters on their way to Brooklyn, New York
ne was committed TO Jail on Thursday mornip0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

ToURNouRE DoUBLE XTkNsION
WATCH SPRING STEEL Skirts.
xsS Sas.., i from ) j Il! s ; z sss. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12
6 ELLlN6 OFF! SELLING OFFm
BOOTS, SHO IS, AND RUBBERS,
of ever desori ption, for
LADIES'. MISSES. You1Hs. AND CHILDREN,
at the
LADIES' SHOE STORE .H
No. l6 Pom. dcenKs. Bat afh aad GA Sfrlefs-

Ladies' we manufacture all our own goods the rebv
secun NJ them at first cost, which.
course, results to the bent fit Of the purchaser Our
GsiteTs point Of fit, beauty, and utility have On
toknowledGed superiority over ell Others, and our
double sole Morocco and Kid Boots and Button
Caters, DO, DO for winter wear, have only to be
examined 70 secure purchaser. Also, long Rub
ber Boots for Ladies' and Misses. All selrg Oh
at astonishing low prices. -
no l2-n CLARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

W The Governor of Pennsylv.nia has issued
awTit for an extra election in Berks county on
the oNh OF November to supply the place of Hon
Giancy Jones Is representative for Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12

I ATESr STYLES OF INFANTS AND
II MISSES, B0NNErS and HOOPS -
zEPHYR D s.S En- sS "a "a ;wsFSt;xSsrEDs
KNITTING YARNS, al color, ,:-.
WtNTEk HOSIERY, GaOV Ess g g: on,e.
ro II ~ 80 = : :, SO nth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12
WANTS.

WANTEDIBy respectable young Grl. q SIT
w UATlON ss nurse or chaInb~rm sId. Can be
seen Tor two days at No SS4 4th street, between q
and b. IL
WANTED-To purchase or rent imme diately
w gentseitwo story BRICK HOUSE. witt in
square or two OF Penn. avenue, AND m the irst
Second Maud. Address y. ". throurh the CITY
Post ONCE. no 2-eost.
SITUATION wANTED.-A Youth of Is years.
- who I'D TO this time has been ct tchool desires
70 obtain employ ment by which he may support
himself He csn satisfy any IN business o his
st adlness and entire reliability. ell that he
70 oompetent 70 the discharge Of any dulies that may
De required oil one Of has age. Any one waiting the
services oil such youtn can obt1In further infor-
NATION bJ dripping line on the subjstt 10 tho
Editor OF the Star. no lI-lW
SITUATION wANTED.-A yourneyman Bar
- Der. Thoroughly competent to all the require
ments oil bs business, GesIres a situation in ash
lngt0n he can hrng entirely sat slactory refer
ences as TO his capacity and steedlness. Ple.se
address Box No. rs, star Ofhce rtatInr name ard
IL sIdence, hen those desiring the services OF uoh
q min Will be promptly called on. no4 II
WANTS-The proprietor Of the intelligence
" Ofhoe and House Agency. Sill e street, corner
OF 7th, respectfully solIcits the patronage of aml-
lies requiring competent Servants of good charac-
ter: Wanted, now, several good Cooks, Chamber
maids Walters, Drivers, and Farm Hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-12
pRoPosALs Z on INDIAN GOODS.
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oyy,c1 81 ifsS.s ILL e ~ ~ q. in.
dss e ss:: nae ~ II
vail b received at the Oh % al ndIaa .rs Wash
tnston city, until 10 o'cleek, . m, On eATUkDAS,
the thirteenth day Of Ngvsnber nsxt. for furnish
CLAss No I.
MaekSsae Blask,ts, Clo.As, sad D,s 0esfs.
7,sOo pairs point white Mackinae Blankets. 20
500 pairs 21s point white MACK nac Biaaksts. to
measure 81 By Go inches, and weIth pounds.
TO PAIRS point Waite Mackin Blanke's, to
~ measure A BY 50 inches, And wsish So pounds.
m asure Sc by 50 inches, and weigh AZ pounds.
80 pairs I poILt white MackInac Blankets. To
l. mess sure 50 by - inches and weigh SA pounds,
measure e Go y q insses, ana weigh pounds.
500 pare u. point scarlet Macklnac Blankets, to
measure "a by g ipehss and weigh lounds.
800 pairs point scarlet Msctlnac bsukets, 70
100 pairs sS 20 It sr r Maciinsc Blankets 70
msasure IS by "a inches, and weigh 10 Sounds.
+o pairs 5point green Mackirao Blankets, 10
.oo meass e 60 By u inches, and weigh pounds;
measure 8 By S. inches, and weigh pounds.
I'D pairs 81 point IndiGo-blue Maokineo Blanksts,
o.o to measure Sc By "a inches, and weigh 10 Ios
70 measure 60 n q inches, and weigh pounds.
800 pairs 21s point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets,
TO measure 81 b, 6 inches and weigh lbs.
100 Rsirs 81 point sensineila blue Mackinan Bsn.
pounds.
so pairs s. point ssntinsl a. blue Msckinac Blan-
KITS, 70 measure so BY u inches. and weigh Q
$50 pairs az point sentneIla- bse MsokInac Blan.
hets, TO measure 81 by % inches, and weigh
pounds.
kets. to measure 81 BY Is inches. and weigh 81
pcun0a.