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TOWN LOTS IN pETALUMA CAIJpopxr,

TOWN LOTS IN PETALUMA CALIPORNI.
The Commissioner Of the General Land or.
nee has Just approved thirty-two additional
town lot entries made in the city or Pe,aIu ma.
California, and has directed that patents bs
Iesued TO the respective claimants making
In that city alone. These entries were m ade
under those provisions Of the existing statu tes
on town property In the public domain. al.
Towns actual settlers upon town lots to i'm.
prove and pure base at the minimum pr,.e 81
$40 per lot Of 1910 square feet and an increased
price for larger ones
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RECONSTRUCTION

Our impression is from what we hear
around us that the effort now being made To
arrive at some HARMONIOUS action between the
Executive and Legislative branches of the
Government upon reconstruction matters re-
ceives sufficient encouragement from both
sides to raise hope OF some practical results
growing from 1t. 1t is to be regretted that the
movement was not set on foot earlier In the
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TheLewiston Murder

LEWISTON. ME, Feb. H.-Clifton, Harris
colored, aud Luther j. Verrill, white. were ar
raisBed this forenoon before Police Judge
smith, OF this city, on warrant charging
them with being the murderers Of Mrs Kin
sley and Miss Caswell on the 18th of Jan nary
Harris plead guilty, ana the latter hot guilty
Ferriil also waived preliminary examina.
ton, whereupon both prisoners were remau =
ded 10 Auburn Jail for trial before the Su-
preme Court in, this county on the fourth
Tuesday of next April.
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FARMS IN MISSISSIPPI

W 3- FARMS IN MISSISSIPPI.
The nfst returns from the local ONCE lately
established at Jackson, Mississippi ,ha We been
received by the Commissioner of the Gensr,I
Land Once. showing that ninety six farms
comprising IN the aggregate 5.e45 acres have
been added TO the prod ustive force of thai
state under the homestead law Of july 2Ist.
1866, which limits the entries 10 so acres "A N
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ARREST FOR RoBBYRY.-Yesterday, officer
Buckingham Of the Fourth Ward, went to a
mouse IN the eastern part OF the Seventh Pre-.
clncf, and arrested VIM. Cornell and James
Parks for the robbery of Michael Hill of about
sou The officer had TO fight TO secure his
prisoners, and fortunately citizen came TO his
ASSISTANCE and enabled him TO do so. Others of
the gang escaped. Justice Walter sent them
to Jail for further hearing.
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THE BILLS BEFORE THE spy.rr

THE BILLS BEFORE THE SENATE.
The Senate to. day decided to give the pre.
ference to the consideration Of the military
government Dill over the Louisiana proyis.
!onal government bill, with the understanding
on the Republican side OF the Chamber that
the amount Of debate shall be as limited as
possible on that side -t
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GONE TO RICHMOND

d Admiral Tegethoff has gone to Richmond to
examine The points OF military and naval in.
te'est about that city. and especially the scenes
OF the naval encounters during the war on
James River and in Hampton Roads.
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LOCAL NEWS.

., CRIHIFAL COURT, Judge Fisner.--Yssterday,
Ihomas Rye, alias Ryan, indicted for an as.
sann ana battery with intent TO kill John T..
ayers, was con victed OF an as sault and battery,
aho Sc ntencee to two months in Jail. and to
pay . fine OF $3.50. HssI q > -
4. B Benz; 9: Bsyer,dge, indicted for an assaslt
in July last, submitted his Gaze, and was sen,
m n, % pay hne OF sist, and be committed
VIM. Duncan was found guilty OF larceny.
and sentenced to Jail for three days ~
VIM Nelson plead guilty 70 a like char9e
and received similar sentence. ~ -
AnoIew Bomberry was envicted Of an as
tauit ana battery, and sentenced to three
months IN Jail. ...I ...0-.| = :" =. >"
This morning, Nelson Lindsay was con-
Vic,eo OF me larceny OF . shawl valued at s22
Z, The counsel In the case OF Sanford Couo yer.
aIias Chas. A, Durham, convicted Of perjury,
Messrs. Lander and Gooding nled their reasons
for new trial. -. : Z. = - 3
Patrick Fitzgerald, indicted for An ashanti
and battery with intent to kill Thes Ragan,
was found guilty Of the assault and battery
In case of assault and battery srsi,., III.
same, nslle pros. was entered. =
Hillary Green, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty. Browne for defense. a
Geo. smith, indicted for larceny, was found
lathe case Of james West, indicted for an
assauM and battery, nolls pros. was entered
lonie Fisher, indicted for larceny, was
iouno guilty and received q nominal sentence.
MRETINe OF TIE MECHANIC AND LABoR
Bks.-Last evening Q meeting of the mechanics
and labefsrs on Government work was held 1t
Temperance Hall, Mr.. p. OHare in the chair,
and Capt A. 5. Dent secretary This meeting
was called to take some action IN obtaining
ever Ing IT was stated thata com ittss from the
Navy-Iard and gentleman from the Q uar-
ternaster's Department had called on some
msmsers OF Congress in references 70 the su D;
1ect, and had met with some ENCOURAGEMENT.
A resolution was adopted for the appoint.
ment OF committee to draft memorial 70
Congress. and MI. Brashears. OF the Treasury:
MI Dent, 0r. GIL, and mr.. Ottsm, Of the
Quertermasters Department, Were ap poin ted.
WIN 1netruettons 70 act with the Navy, Yard
W. '"'''eee' p - - JiisG a6.9 | n,
.TaxRIyHR.-This morning the steamer T..
y. Knight arrived from below ~ ne navv.
yard, and vessel lead OF oysters fthe 6rst
eince the freexe) was lowed up to the Wharf
There - DOW no lee the channol bolow ~
city until the netghborhood Of Indian HEAD n
reached. where q is blocked up, but Il Il ex.
pected that It Will move on with the fiood
tide. The lee on the Virginia side Of the n YER.
eocve me LoBE Bridge, has not yet all moved
on, ena mere are considerable Quantities be-
low the bridge. The llsh house Of M. SKID.
more, which was loated away from his lanS .
ing above the bridge, on the yirginis side o.
me nyer. has been lowed 70 the coal wharf at
Tbe Alexandra boats arc, TO-DAY = mana, .
nouriy. and the boats Of the sSouthern II -
Lfns are running on time. gssI15 70
'SHoyIIa TIE QUxRx, flames n. Morgan
co1nterfsif my cs6t noteS 81 ,ysriona psr.cns'
TkA m nPa H0unA a.
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. FROM THE STEAMER AsHUCLor, .
Dispatches have been received at the Nav
Department from Commander John X Es.
bigger, commanding the II. ). steamer A oc,o,
undrr dare OF December ed, 1866, announci,s
his ARR val at Mania Omcerv and crsv ii
well. ~ w" VII
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nzAr(0g ApsxRnAS ECONOMICALLY =
Edn oustous E8Q- whose serious iliness during
,os Rss' s ssa noticed saa fr9m TINE
nsat tthNstrest3a - Ii O'Clock last evening. n
the ts,n year efAis age. Mr.. Edmonstou %
been long kpoWn 10 oar citizens. having filled
mos Council for sc veraI terms. to which we
heIleve be vas first elected in 1885, and since
sJune be has occupied a seat In the Board
OF Aldermen. For many years he has carried
on tire boot and shoe business on eth street
mar T.. The members OF the Councils nave
been notified by Mayor waIiach. TO meet a
noon to.morrow, 20 take such action rs mar
te deemed proper. Central Lodge No. I, Mt
Nebo Encampment No. 6. and the Grand I,ods.
Of Odd Fellows, of whic n he has long seen 4
member, will meet TO n. ght tom ske the NJ cee-
saIy aIangements for The funeral which will
tsts place on sunday afternoon.
MT Edmonson was man Of warm impulses
and lind heart. and Sis loss will be sincerely
mourned by all who Knew him.
BOARD OF PoLIcE-The regular meeting Of
the board wac held yesterday al police head
quarters. The entire force was brought be-
lore The board. and lectured by the presidest
upon the proper dsschar OF their duties, q nd
informed OF an order OF the board TO promote
emeiehcy, which we are not Al liberty TO make
VIM d. Lusby and Thomas Price veye an.
pointed in place OF w. NJ. McCauley and Jos
Hampshire, Ineligible; A V Con way, vice q.
Camp-Map, dismissed; Michael Mullen, vice
hoot Jonhsen,, promotes, Alex. Mc(3uigan,
addiional private, tor duty on sou Tn side of
Pennsylyan,a avenue, from SIN 70 nth street
and Jesse Kitchen, asditional private, for duty
on Water street, Georgetown
The bond Of Lieut Kelly was read and ap-
proved.
Private Thos- Shea was finsd Is for violating
the regulations. Private O. z Campbei was
dis a iss ed thu force for neglect Of duty Charges
against private Brosnehan were dismissed
The case of John b. Wilson, Suspended for
violating the rules, was considered. and the
suspension continued. . ..s.rAaF
James higgins and John Carrigan, appli-
cants for restaurant licenses, were approved
Also, the application Of George Walker for a
nppling-h house. The applications OF Jon N
Pella and Darby Coen were rejected.
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THE CLOSING RECEPTION OF spRaKrR
-..- 1910 COLFAX

The last reception this season Of Speaker
Coifax, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, his mother
and sister, TOOK place last evening" and like
the former ones, was . most agreeable and
brilliant affair. The Speaker, with bis mother
and sister, received the guests in their u.us
cordial manner. Mrs. Matthews was attired
in lavender color Ailk, trimmed with black
lace; clany lace cap, trimmed with purpIs
ribbon. Miss Matthews was dressed In blue
enk win crimson trfwmin e; hair plain
Among the distin uished persons present
were Chief Justice Chase, Senator's DoolIttle.
Poland and POmeroy; Representatives Julian,
Wooioriege. Ferry. Banks, 0arfisId, and
others ex-Secretary Harlan. Consul General
John hitz; Sir Frederick Bruce, the British
sey City; Gen. kiddoo, OF Texas: Gen f,rssr
s1.fostmaster General King, E B. French,
Second Auditor; Assistant Secretary FsIon
OF tne Navy. and large number OF prominent
The dresses Of the ladies were rich and ele
an Mrs. senator Wade wore q French gray
siia. trimmed with valencienne lace, and
cluny lace cap. Mrs. Senator Chandler wore .
back velvet dress, cut with low neck and
snert sleeves, ana trimmed with heavy black
lace hair trimmed with artificial dowers
trim med with black lace Miss Dooiitsls. whits
alpaca trimmed with pink satin. Mrs Bangs
wore sky blue silk, trim med with point lace.
de-. s sns s snc Snort sleeves. crimson head
eroy wore an ashes OF rose SIR, trimmed with
nohiton lace, hair dressed In Grim son and dia
mond JeWeiry- Miss Fanny Wade q niece Of
senator Wade, Was dressed in q heavy black
rep s,lk. Mrs. General Gaines wore q brocade
siik, trimmed with black velvet: lace cap and
diamond lewelry. Miss Riddle wore q White
alpaca, trimmed with pink silk; crimson head.
Dress. Mise Greer, daughter Of General
blue silk. Wv.
The evening session Of the two Houses Of
Congress prevented the Attendance OF MANY
mem oers and Senators, bat the ladiea of =
number OF them were preeent. :
The dfning.r room hA wing been clearea ~ ali
iurnitere. dancing WINS conmencsd about nina
O'Clock, and kept mp until the close OF the
reception. go - : - wv
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N~MAYORs OFFICE. OIrY HALL.

S WARRINGTON, d. g., Fes. Is. 1857.
The members OF the BOARD OF ALDERMEN
and BOARD OF COMMON COUEOIL are re-.
specifically requested to meet In their rsspeetiv We
chambers on To MORROW, (ssturday,j at. II
m. to make arr ansenents for the funeral OF Al.
derman EDMoNsroN OF the Fourth Ward
IT Init RICHARG wALLACH, Mayor,
TL.o U. F.-QRAND LODGE-A speci al
kH,NHSsshns will be held THIS tFfidayj
t na,. sne funeral OF g. kLHAK EDNONs1oN. Of
II P.H. SWEET. Or. SEQ.
kiso 1si s ss4e' r.. q MOIST TO- =.
YYS;;t:s e .,, .nt ;,sSs ns:aas Tais
f.I TsSaHs "! FFsS&sfi'ss Scribe.
rSopoIEls A L5 5isgsF HTs rs A. q ME- T.
i S:I mis- :, ~ es!Ss! =
net: OF importance will p; W. p ess s
U3 Sixth Lsetars Of the Coarse undo the s ~.
T.sru.Ty is.h is sing. fe ies % esnss
rAAMLINB CHOIR OONOHRT, AT TIE
sG!G;a q f'i ssf e. H.;
Instant, commencing ats clock. Ticket, IS cents;
~ th. door the evening ftSs Concert. fs is 81 81
gg6KdsH1 5 3 s = ssSST xsHIssL9s y 4.
~
which addresses viii Be dsiivsrsd b. RsII
FLAs1 f:,io1. n.s.%s At = rt 70 se 81: .S
s' Hon sn.sE SLf EE ip5 Gif;,:
~soARD q lc TnAPE ! FSsS 69s;;v,,
Rd 6hsks al ~ Ss an aajourns1 nesstsa g the
pext ls,h instant As badness Of I'm portancs will
ps..eSs 1ss, xsrSs.y member be
n. sARD0. Bee. lint. Chron. ,Unicn Boz r. "a
W'o'1fHr s & saAt UosFI ERS;r1osrRr,
LADlkC ICE CREAM DINING SALOON,
2t6 Psnn. Ave-, bet. 18th and 18th sts
S.I... .sd oost.cssnssis: JsIi.s n'q ~.d; snsy
IL. ko%sn Fa.sS scn.S fs;
hsy, Plain nsoolopsd Oysters, ed Tarfeyin
At.nd ant. also vii B. sent 1T 70 ATTEND to al, d..
s All q asrsnsemsns. BoaQasts, Wrsaths, and
III iis Il . 'l': Sios.pH u. sHAry1ELD.
.so1,o1 FL TsaS S sfA5.As OF WASH
snsu,l .s.:s:n.nt for 1851, viii :t - board Of
SnIs.l. a,d fsr the purpose Of mailing corrections
r :s ssSs
second ssery City Hal, vest wing, from .. n to
b. order 81 Is: President. IIn.l f.,.o.AA
HTTH1 Ply; DR. eA9sON, PIlsIDEaf
8. b.s.a q X. on ss' HOLY L,sd
.i ss! Se q g. SS4x. sss
The reputation Of Dr. samson :. Isctnry.r ..
< - IN + No. =. :ss:Ss "a sD
be delivers o1 Ius.d.y ana Iria.y ss..isss.
once sss: had st 8: s:ai store: .sa as
-
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: ''SHOvrra TIE QuxsK.r-Jsune n Marian
yAs arrested hy oncer LarrAbes Tor psssins
counterfeit MY cant notss enrvariops psrsons.
TIE o0ers 0undo oie In scoaaterfsk ynStes
upon him. Thoinosss arc bSusll ~ 1901 IN
a6setveahe inooutlous dealer, s Sotfes ~ sStsS
sent him 70 jail for court.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR 10 now on our counter
Tor sale. and In wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing amsng much other reading rn.t,er
capital story entitled The Broken (jupn
Romance in Real Life; The Auburn. Main.
Murder; The Long Bridge and the Imnrovs.
nent OF The Channel: The Board OF Trsde
Meeting; The Test Oaih Case; Case Of Stanton
ventfoii IN Georestown; The two KecanstToc-
ton Plans before Congress; Receptions durinr
the week Proceeding 90 At the Rspusiicsn ri .ets
economy; Congressional proceed,psr. Hn.nors
Ious Sketches. with Domestic, Military, Naysl
departmental and Local News; A0ric aiturai
and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the Intest
Telegraphic Dispatches from all q uarssrs "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-15

INTERNAL REyENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were e431.759,5g
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Hon. fHADpsus Srrvxxs was too nj 70 a.
pear in the House OF Representatives yes.sr.
day. but We are glad 70 learn u recovering and
expects 70 be able 70 take his seat so-dav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-15

ga poor woman IN Indianapolis sold her
hair for one dollar and my cents tobuy Sresd
for her children. ~ =
~Charies Dickens ofssa walks % miles be-.
fore dinner. We know men who would riad.
y vslk that distance after q dinner, II they
could get
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CBoOeLAfI PogsLl, yA.ILLl.
f'' 0'''' ct ''''; h.i?i Sf Is s.Ss v SSis.'s'
Corner vermont svs.us and tx street.
WEST India SEAss.s APP
Fresh. " AALAS kiS Ssf fPksi
CHo!Ol NUTS. RAIsIHs, FIGS, CuRRASrs.
"a !: III :s: 81 4 Iii :s w: 81: -
FOB sALE MARE, NO TOR wAeos AND
turnout the owner he ins no use for them. IN
1 10 Be 9; '; e. N..og!S stables:
want the whole Wal b ssld . bargain. 70 ms
GOLDEN soUPPskkoHG WINE. tHsuvsD
Iseh, freity flavor, With defeats boaust. Pro-
80. . sUgpPsRsoNe GIAPs,
a..r En- P. KINe Z son.
GU King Place.
Y ffAIo TGNfR AND REeuLAfeR--
ssrAsil.AhD IN isss. M
siT = E.1l...,. and So.
sc' t s:s e. s.s 10Th '
., sse ihA street., near Pc. avenue.
s..ia! N:.sss ne~ w.: E.ss. { o.. Bais.mo,..
Ar. Becker nss tuned Planes fer us ct our ware
.s: IN stating ss, be
nsPARfAlEI 9, TIl INf1RIoa,
- 70 AL xkSHi3 r 3'i LAY ' S5s ~ YES
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lBy Cable to Associated Prss.

.-lBy Coole 70 Associated Press.l
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Government has been
Advised Of the landing Of two shiploads Of lie.
mans at valentfa tsF
Sir Hugh Rose, the Commanding General Of
the troops in Ireland, and Lord Mas leave fer
Ireland at once. 1s H~.'i7ETs5 t..t ..
There is Wild rnmor that the Fsnians will
- x.l,. 1900 COOS TF"..F
49, 'AS S'"Ae' "a frtt 80 frt- .#sr- -.+-.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. N--Eventnk.-Cotto i'm .
proved this afternoon, and though there was
no change In prices, closed firm; Middlng
uplands lakd. Breadstafrs firm. sProvisi 8
are generally unchanged. Tailow shows a
slight decline, being qnoted At 43s. 90. for
American. Spirits tsrpentine, 37s. Cd,
LONDON, Feb. 1a-Noon.-Copsols closed at
eoA; U. 5. Five rwenties, TAX; Erie, 4ok; Hi.
nois Central, 5sK.j ..r .tls., ..e..l 90 .
FRANKFORT, Feb. "A Evening. u. S
bonds, 7Gk. H .irEr.5. $50. -sl % b
PARIS, Feb. f4-Evening.-R entes are de-
cir ing,
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NFrom J. shiiiinsssa. odssn Building, We
nave copies OF the popular London Society far
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IOAl g l,lE0 S.l
The Mayor and Aldermen had registered
Las whites, and 6o4 colored voters.
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CU ELLIS pure unAd uIterated
Premium Nov rork City SOAP ,
Premium FAnlkY e0AP,, :


Premium Eev York City SOAP, q,
k t:: :S n / i ssSss sS sSSS$SIt,
Post once win 30 promptly ss':ns;, Ss '''
81. seq and Candle Msp.f.ssaisr. No SOD and
MErRoPoLlrAH PATE.E
s41 street. between ~ and 9Th :sr.e... 4,
Furnished with Mex sn.is Splendid Rssl oven
and the most approved machinery, using none bat
h: S::s e ri.
invite ''''''i's s:f 3
eA'i o:FffSs tfST ;;I:is family -four
~ Ai:S. ,he c iSSiioyinS e sndsrd varieties:
wA's sed S24 49, n arr, ~
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We are aiss supplying Grocsrs and fsmtiis:
Tho W .sl..
z z. s :.a f sSeF d!
ether Stock Boards. Quotations resulsrly re.
1,r LEWIS JonHsoN Z co: B..h.r..
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g.. So ...s,, =, 'f fEs 49,
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iokfoEv fial ARsLy,,
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de Nm Eteht 4eers ahoys odd Yellow Hall.
I uxUsAsa FoH TRF HOLIDAYS.
5al.aasHs SSa5RIEs ALB sSrsYHsSG1Ar.s'
D6UBLI vanilla $4,000 iTA.
sosE 4sp VANILLA ~ sgssT All; sfsS S;ii &c
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STsse. q Ola KIG0 PLACE.
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- Rev. henry A. Wise, IT.. son of Governor
Henry A. Wise, Of ynGinis, hss hsen eaiIeS n
and has accepted the Recforship Of OhrIst
Church, in Balumors. 1t Is expected thai be
wiz enter upon the discharge Of his duties
about the nrst Of March,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-15

EROMAGI Dr. BRIE,
L GIUTOHATEL,
.r-st 20 al" kooHnhnTITYHHFRr .g
--- 30 SAP sl0O,
...- q ,..-.. PARMBeAB,
EN0LIeH DALEY CHEEsE,
NEW YORK CREAM,
uORfOND PINE APPLE,
I0Hhq AME1foA.
ia corner Fourteenth and streets
yen under ubbitt House
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DEAL1RS
IN WANT OF
OAK WOOD
..- WILL FIND,
A GOOD ARTICLE

fe 1854 J. = wALKBRY LUMBER YARD.
nlssOLUTIOA OF 0oPARTRE8saIP.
WASHINGTON. D. O., Feb. 1, 1857
!. The % fArtn ershfp heretofore existise q Ddsr
ne ne s:ne snd style Of CHA6 l.. LOOK w0OD i
w, - oieeeIved BY l1mitA tioA- clue y
The business fFsm this dsts will be conducted
TH@sr fse ns1s and styis Of kOoKWooD, HUI
fe lslt CRAs. L. LOCKWOOD 4 90. =
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- IS !: ~ Z: s::'.s - s: ::
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fiAIo TGNER AND REeuLAreR-
esfAstisHap IN 1855.

efpIns NOW RECEIVED AT
D1MPoEY 3 O,rOOLB q, 1aGrsvers ana Sta
aSa'si, Hs1 SsS "a; az bet sss and 10th sss.
ASe llth street, near Pc. avenue.
Seseta! Nefsee fses Wm: Ksabs Z o.. BaisspsoYs.
rooms and ve take pleasure in stating that be-
nove him 70 b con DoteDt tuDor no n SIN
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BOARD OPTRADR ROOMS

NJ tSLA6kIT g oWEENY's)
No. Market fpacs
BOAkD OF TRADE, on HOLIDAY EVENING
next Instant As badness of I'm DO rtAnce will
NC suomitteo, IL 10 On ned tnAt every member be
brssent y. SEMMES, President.
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The members OF the BOARD OF ALDERMRN
and BOARD OF COMMON COUEOIL are "a.
spsctfully requssted to meet in their rsspecti We
chambers on To MORROW, (ssturdayj at =,
m. to make arr angenents for the funeral OF Al.
derman EDMoNsroN, OF the Fourth Ward 81
II IIntl RIGAARI, A Il. 49,.
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TEL kG haftiil. NEWS.
EXCITING NEWS FROM EURoPEs
TWO sHIPLOADso OF FENIANs L ANDEp
FIN ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THE CABLE TO BH OUT.
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Ebensburg, Dec. Il, 1861 3m.

HARTFoRD LIVE SToCK Insurance Cove
call the attention of owners of horses ana
cattle 10 the advantages offered by the Hart
ford Live Stock Insurance Company. keFr
& Co, l09 Main street, Altoona, are the Gen
eral Agents. The Company offers insurance
against loss by theft or death. Its capital IS
half million, giving ample, security for the
ability to settle all losses, however exten-
siYe, while the undoubted character OF the
gentlemen connected with it is a guarantee
of honorable action. Farmers and Others
viii find it to their interest to insure their
live stock, as by the payment of a small an
nual premium they will secure themselves
against loss. All necessary particulars may
be obtained of the agents above.