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THE EVENING STAR


Interesting news from Europe.
The following Intelligence was received here
last night by cable:
The Courier Francois OF Paris Of Saturday
evening says that the presence Of Admiral
farragut at Naples is designated A. q counter
poise TO The French forces an Rome. and % sus-
tam the Liberals OF Italy, with whOm Admiral
farrSgut holds intimate relations. The Cour-
ncr says that he Admiral has sent 20 Caprrra
the prolni~f y hI~ support, and h. only s~aita
me r'plN OF tien. Garihaldi. Ths d~bats of the
proposed blll Tor the government of the pre-~
was CLOSED Late Saturday night. No vote Wa
reat h'd ano TIE sue, esS OF the hill ~ regardsd
Is eNutlnsly predetermined. IL IL report a thai
the bili Will be v ithdrawn by the Emperor an
consequence 81 opposition shown by The I.iber-
ais.
In accordance with the request OF Lord
Stanley, the Pacha Of Egypt has Withdrawn
the auxiliary corps which he sent q, loin the
AbySsinian expedition.
The bill granting large indemnity 70 the King
of Hanover ana the Duke OF Nassau nASsa.s IN.
North German Parliament. Much Oppositioo
was shown, hut tow ards the clos. of the iehata
Bismarck declared that az the appropriauons
were not pas~ed he won I'd he compelled TO dis
solve the Parliament. This threat " ~ efi..ct ,e
The announcement was made an both HOUSES
Of the Italian Parliament Saturday that the
Crown Prince Humbert was betTothed 10 the
Princes Marghtrietia of Genoa.
The Cabmen OF Liverpool are on a strike,
causing much InconN enien o. to the inhabitants
Letters from Killarney, ireland. say that the
clergy % that town " ho rpfuSe TO saw mas FOR
the >ouIs OF Allen, I.arkin, and Gould, who
Nrrc rNecutrd at Manchester. have ccsSed TO re-
oelVe any money from their parIshion~rs, who
riuse to contribute to their support or tina, OF
the Church.
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II S. ENGINEERS OFFICE

January 10, 1853
sealed Proposals will be received at this office
or ork and Materials for the Improvement of the
nu9son River, between Troy and New Baltimore,
]: For from fifty thousand to sixty-fve thousand
cubic yards more or less, of Bubble stone, deiiv-
For from two hundred ard seventy Thousand
e three hundred and fifty thousand ieet, more or
Less than twelve inches in diameter az the butt.
s1t nost Of them fifteen feet long.
sand to three hundred and fifteen thousand feet of
4, For from six hundred and fifty thousand to
Of eight inch by twelve inch sawed Hemiock Tim,
TO be delivered 10 RATS At the dykes.
8; For the Timber Work on from fifteen thousand
twenty one thousand running feet, more or less
6. For The Timber Work on thirty two hundred
running feet, Bsre or less, of half dyke
7. For Timber Work on from twelve to fifteen
Point. or other soints on the e Iiyer Sank Dou~'
- For from sixteen thousand to twenty-five
6o. With 1uts and Sssb sr less oil wrooshron
3. For from forty thousand to fifty thous aud
pounds, more or less, OF wrought iron rods. with
10 For from thirty Ave thousand to for.y-eight
u4Susshn pounds, more or lees, oil wrought iron
n for three thou: aud cubic yards. more or less,
- For dredging a say two thousand cubic Yards
more or less OF the old State Dam, CastIeton,
shoy eied into the new d. he near Cedar Hill ""1
Il Eiis Will be received for much Der cubic
yArd delivered for stone; so much per cubic yard
dredged and deposited, for dredging; so much per
running foot for piles, driving, aud timber work
. nuo Per thousand feet b. II fer timber, and
81 much PEI pound for iron.
"a Forms OF Proposals may be obtained at this
ofnc- and ne bid will be received unless made on
the printed form and properly certified. spec
mems OF the stone and iron, plans and specfics-
tons Oft timber work, and maps Of the river
showing soundings, &c can be seen at this offr ,
where all possible infor nation will be given to
parties desiring to bid.
H. bids will he cHnsidared for materials and
"ork msnship not lees than one fourth of the
amounts gwen above. Successful bidders vii be
required to enter into contract with the United
states, with good and suff Gent snreties. Stamps
Tor contracts and Bon to be furnished by the
Contractor.
TIE United States the right to reject all
bids deemed disadvabtageous,
By order of Brevet MAJOR Gen. John Newton.
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
MAJOR Engineers and Bvt. LIT. Col. u 5. 5.
a
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IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PiTENT OFF.

N, y,
On the petition of SAMUEL J. PAKKER of
ithaca, n Y, praying Tor the extension Of pat
ent granted to him the 18th day Of April, 1854 for
an Improvement in Sewing Machines, for seven
years from the eN riration of said patent, which
takes place the 18th day of April 1873
II is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the sd day Of
March neat, Al IL O'Clock NJ and all persons are
notihed to appear and show cause; If any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
act forth in writing, at least trsnfy days before
the day Of hearing. all testimony filed by either
party, TO be used at the said hearing, must Be
taken and transmitted i'm accordance with the
rules Of the Office, which will be furnished on ap
plication.
Deposition ms and other papers, relied upon as
testimony, must be filei In the Office sirsnty days
before the day of hearing; the arguments, If any
within ten days afte r filing the testimony
Ordered. Afro, that this notice be published in
the Republican and Intelligencer, W sshnston. U
g., and in the Democrat. Rochester, New York
once q week for three successive weeks, the irst
of said publications to be 1T least sixty days pre-
+. q. THEAKER.
in Is W3W Commissioner Of Patents.
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lrHEsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY PAYNAsrgR' OFFICE, I
" 30 RHOaDw SEw ToRx


No. - BROADWAY. NEW foRK.{
Sealed Proposals, endorsed - Proposals for Fresh
f"'f and Vegetables will be received at this OF
h'- uhtilI O'Clock p m, on the 7th day of Feb
rnary l-tS, for the supply OF 20ot 90 pounds Of
fresh Feet and 2o10 pounds of Fresh Fegeta-
quirrd. = =
The beef and vegetables must be of good quality.
and the best the market affords, and each article
must be offered for by the pound the beef to be
equal proportions. fore and hind gu srters.
Bonds with approved security will be required
Ia e-half the estimated amount Of the contract
atsn twenty per cent in addition will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment to be made as
collateral security for the due perform Oft
contract, hich will. on account. be paid until
IL i fully complied with.
Every effer must be accompanied nv written
guaranty. signed by one more responsible per
sons that tlie bidder bidders will. IL his their
bio he accepted, enter into an obligation within
hye days With good and sufficient sureties, 10 fur
nish The articles proposed No proposal will be
COnsldered unless accompanied by such guaranty
airo ey satisfactory evidence that the bidder IL
eEular dealer IN the articles proposed, and has
tie ict nse required by sct " Con gress
The Department reserves the right To reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eTIment.
II is TO be understood that in case the stipulated
quantity Of either article shall be delivered
!rsviBg balance due the other article the
contract may be considered as mpleted in ful at
JC ELDRID9E,
N 29-6tB Paymaster u. 3. Navy.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, =
u UNIFIED STA TE6 PATENT OFFICE

W AkHIN8IONs.Se euaIy u. 1873.
On the petition Of JULIA n. COLBUKN, ad.
ministrstriA. de bonis non, OF James b. Simpson,
deceased who was executor OF Jsmes Slim pson ,
deceased, Of Baltimore. Maryland; praying for the
extension Of pstent granted 20 the said James .
stimpsOn. as executor aforesaid. the 18th day ~
October, lSs4 and ante datsd the Nth day Of pr1
same year, for IN improy ement In Vessels for
Holding Liquids, FOR seven years from the expire
ton 9f said Patent, which takes place the 18th
It's ordered that the said petition be heard a. the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the y0th day Of March
next, at u O'Clock n; snd all Isrsons are mott.
ned 70. appear and show Gauge, IL any they have
Why said petition ought net 70 Be granted. -'''
Persons opposing the extension arc required 20
ale n DE Patent Once their objections, specially
Day q hssrns; III testimony nsd 81 ether party e
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans.
Which yiii Dc Furnished =. slpliostte.. -
Depostttone and other papers relied upon - teo-
tmony must be nled in tSe once fOsesv days before
she Gay o. hsaSrins: ths zEsns1ss. any, within
Ordssed alsO thsi this notice b lsSlishsd In The
o.. end n the American; Baltinors, I'd: once
ED .SSs ss e = e :e's s!EsH
a n.Wx0 ~~'-,-S' (loanzoianScnAp ~ See~.S~
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
- UNITED STATES P4TENT OF

ABSTRACTION. January >. 1873.
On the petition OF DANIEL W Shares Of
Hsndcn. conn. praying Tor the extension Of a
paient granted 10 him the let day OF August, lisa,
tor an improI cIrent ia CuivatoT, for seven years
from the expiration of said patent. which takes
place on the 1T day of August 1888.
1t - OfdeEed that the laid petition be heard at
the Patent Office Monday the 22i day Of June
neat at ~ clock Nj AND all persons are mott led
to appear and show cause. il any they have, why
said petition ought not tn be granted.
Per sous opposing the extension are required 70
FL in the Patent Office their objections specially
set firth ia writing at least ,rsnfy days before the
day of hearing ali te- timony hi led by either party
10 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Depos tons and other pa pers relied pom ~ tes-
tinony must be hlei in the Office fTrsnty day. be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, if any,
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and tie Inteliigencer. Washing
ton. ID. C.. and in the Register New Haven. Conn .
once week for three successive weeks; the of
said publications 10 be at least sixty days previous
to the day of hearing. T. &. THEAkER.
ali-w3w Comnis sioner Of Patents
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~ Gorcd skirts are going out of fashion.

NJ tiored skirts are going out of fashion.
b. Prayer meetings are held IN billiard sa-
looms m Hillsdale Mich.
NJ The improved Order of Red Men have
just completed and opened a splendid new hall
ga philadelphia. The building cost nearly
S2N,trf.
re- Thomas webb, a burglar. awaiting trial
in lail at Albany, knocked a fellow prisoner
down the other day, and robbed ham OF a breast
Tin.
~ The Minneapolis Tribune says that there
~ great ds-tiiution and suffering IA that city,
and that .snumbers OF men. women and chill
dren are actually in danger Of Starving or freez-
ing 10 death.
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pRoPosALs FOR OATS, mar, AND STRAW

ACTING ASST QUAR1gRMAsrHR's OFYIcE, I
PTTTsBU re, PENNA., Jan. q ts68. &
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office,
corner OF Penn street and Garrison alley, until
MONpAf. the third day of February, 1858, at Il
o'clock for the furnishing and delivering at the
Depot the following viz:
600 pounds Of good, sound Oats, Ito weigh
thirty two pounds to the bushol
1900 pounds Of good, sound Timothy Hay,
tbalrd)
(baleh ~
To DO delivered on or before the 18th day of Feb
ruary. 1868.
Bids must be accompanied by q guaranty, signed
by two responsible persons. tForm OF guaranty
car be obtained at this ofice.l
9he undersigned reserves to himself the right
torSject all bids that he may deem too high.
All bids must be addressed TO Brevet MAJOR Gen
eral George II. Crossman. Assistant Quartermas-
ter General, D. 8. A., Pittsburg, Pennsy yania.
and marked Proposals for Oats, Hay, Straw
as the case may be f.r. -.
BY order Of Breyet Major General George f.
ga. n. Il. LUCAS,
ia ss-stB Captain and NJ. s. M, A A. o. NJ.
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nEPARTNENT or THE ikTERInR;

n
WASHINGTON. January 10. ISIS.
On the petition of JAMES L.. CATHCART. of
Grorgetown ID. o.. pray ing fol the extension of a
patent granted TO him the 18th day OF April. lS54
for AN Improvement in Attaching Propeiers to the
Driving Shalt. FOR seven years from the expiration
OF said patent, which takes place the 18th day of
April. 1875:
II j, ordered that the said petition BE- heard a.
the Patent Office MONDAY, the :Jth day of
March next, At l3 O'Clock IN. and all persons are
notified to appear aud show cause, If any they
have, "hy said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension Telui red to
nile In the Patent OH ce their objections specially
setforh in writing at least tcsRfy days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony ned by either party,
TO b. used at the said hearing Dust be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of this
Office. " hich " IA b. furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers. relied upon as
testimony, must be filed in the Office frsnty DAYS
bcfOr. the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also. that thi, notice be- published in
the Republican and the INTEL igencer, sshington,
ID. g., and In the Courier, Georgetown. ID. o.. once
week for three successive weeks: the first Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous
the day OF hearing. T.C. THEAKER.
"a Is laN5w Commissioner of Patents.
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An NCoNTHoLLA HOESE, rHE EYH
OF IHE LAN.-Ihe supreme Judicial Court OF
Massachusetts has decid.'d that when \ no re
hN n'ason OF fright. disease or Niciousness be
comes actually uncomfortable. 80 that has
driver cannot stop him or direct his course, or
exercise or regain control over ms movements
and m this condition comes upon a defeat IN the
highway. or upon n place " Inch ~ deiect w.
Tor wasn't Of railing. by reason of which an
INJURY ~ oCcasion"d the town j. not liahia for
the injury unless N appears that IL would have
occurred II the horse had not been uncontrolIa-
BILE. Hut horse l. not TO ~ considered uncon-
foilabl@ that merely shines or starts. n not
momentauly under the control OF hts driver
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TOMORROW


0(f WILLIAM l.. WALL Co, Aucts,
II Stores 81 and 3,1
southw ct corner Pa. ave. and 9Th street
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS WOODEN
GOubS. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
AND tR0, hkkY AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, February sth lsas
comm ucipg at 10 O'Clock, will sell under on
saie-r"um, hne Assortment of Cent? furnis hit =
Goods SC a..
NrTino
Coats, Pants and Vests,
Cas- imerc and Wool and Linen Shirts
Collars, Neck Ties, ScaFfs
Nuhi.s. Opera Hoods. Shawls
Hose. Hsr Hose, Umbrellas. &c
Grockery-
wsEhhosrds and Pitchers
Tumblers and tsolflpts.
Plates, Cups AND Saueers. Mugs,
Pitchers. C1stors, a..
JewPlTy-
6fnr American and English Patent Levers
silver.
fne knglish Patent Lever, johnson Is L.
cases.
Ai-o, a lot Of Gold q 4 Silver Watches
feS W. u. WALL & Co, Aucts.
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s. ENGINEERS OFFICE,

u BURLINGTON. yr.. January q, 1858.
BURLINGTON BREAKWATER
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed until the tn Of February 1859 10 clock
a H., for the following timber. viz 49,
1890 linear Tor cubic feet of Hemlock Timber,
j. inches square, in sticks not less than 80 feet in
length. .-
- no linear Cor cubic) feet Of White Pine Timber
l2inches square In sticks not less than % feet in
lev 9Th. .' -...H.
$500 feet, b. m, of 3inch Hemlock Plank.
II 100 feet, b. m, OF 3-inch White Pine Plank.
500 Treensils, (elm or oak.I 2 feet long and 2
Inches in diameter.
Pine Spruce, or Ash Timber may be delivered in
lieu of ali part Of the FIRST item Of ths bill The
whole must be delivered at Burinxf IN. Vermont,
b-fcre the lst Of July 1882 and 81 least e
soon navigation opens on Lake Champaign: It
must be of the best quality, perfectly straight OF
the exact specified Dimensions THROUGHOUT. No
other will he received The prices named mnst
cover all expense Of delivery and preparing for In
sp' ctiOn, &c, at such points rs may be required
The propos ais to he made III duplicate, guaranteed
ami in accordance with the prescribed forms
which may be obtained Hpon application at this
ofhce. 1870 r.-.-s--. H-.
The undersigpAd reserves the light to reject any
or all lids, IL not deemed sstisfactory
wv BARLOW,
Captain CT Engineers, Byt. 1t. COL, q. D. A.
E
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of BENJAMIN A. LAvENDER,
of Halifax, N. g., and KATE Lows administrs-
trix ofihs estate Of Henry Lowe: dsceased, of Bal:
granted to the said Benjamin. A. Lavender and
Henry Love. the 4th day Of AIrl, 1884, for an i'm:
pfpvement in Treating Cane Fibre for Paper and
other purposes for seven years from the
Of ssd PATENT which takes place on the 9Th day Of
Atrii, 1855: - - f'E SON E.
the Patent Ohioe on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of
March next. NJ ~ O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause II ANY they have
Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing he extension are required to
file IN the Patent Once their objections, spsci Ally
set forth in writing ut least sceav days before the
to be used st the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the Of
doe, which xsl b furnished on APPLICATION
Dispositions and other papers relied upon - tss-
tihOny must Be Slsd In the Office sscesiv days BE-.
fore the day Of Aearing; the arguOeatS, il aay
wtthin te1 days After 6lnG the testimony, - =
Z ordered also. that this notice be publishsd in
the Republican and in the Intelligencer Washi al.
ton, d. o., and IN the Americas. Baitinore. I'd
once . week Tor three sueceeejve weeks; the lrsS
Of sold publications t. Be 1t east sixty days pre-
viou' to the day Of hearing, r. rur.r,,
lall-wSw COmmissioner Of Patents.
-
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BTOn Saturday afternoon little boy about
eleven years of age, named Hinsdale, living
IN HARTFORD. Conn. while cossting on the hiH
met ith a fearful accident. which will proha-
bly, result IN hIs death. He Wa riding on two
sleds attached together by plank. when by
some accident the rear sled was broken and In.
iron runner thrust through the hoy's body ,cans-
ing a pitiiul wound and probably injuriag
some of The Intestines
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
~ UNITED STATES ARMY, No. 1,l39 CT
RARn STEEET

PhtEqd.iphia. Pa, January 81 1919
seaed Proposals will be- rcceiv wed at this ONCE
until IL o'clock m FRIDAY, February ISIS Tor
furnishing this depot with Forage for period of
tour months. commencing March l, 1858, and end
ing July 81 lSSS, inclusive, viz:
CORN, OATS. HAY.ASD STRAW
TOT the use OF animals in the pnblic service at this
depot or any other locality within sixty lGpl miles
OF the city of Philadelphia, when required
All grain to be IF the hest quality Oats 32 pounds
10 the bushc1; Corn, So pounds to the bushei; Hsy
Of tie best quality PennsS vsnia Timothy; Straw
To he OF rye of the best qusity-sR subject to in
sIrction prior to delivery.
Proposals wi I state price per hundred pounds for
Hay and straw. and per bushel Tor Corn and Oats
delivered at places of ption in such ouanti
ties and at such times may be ordered The
price TO be stated In words and figures Blank pro-
possls may b- obtained by calling at this office
r. J. CHILLY,
sI-5tB R,t Col. and q
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneer.
- Successors to James G.. Mcclure & Co.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street, 'Star Office Building"


MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITES.
CANT fRIMsGN kSS6 5Rs assf" oSLd haf1
iLk DAN kAskw S1RrA TkS,r LACE GgR
SEsTfF dFSfSssSSsP
GhsE All EsT6Es@ARD; EXTESsI0N pI;
HfSk bfsSkk A Pfsi TEA S skkEicks S5
LARPEIS An RIGS BED LISEN kNp
on MONDAY MoRSfSG February 10 10. is sat- At
!. O'clock, at The residence of the late Sir Fred
We shall sell the magnificent assortment of Furni-
tnre. comprsing: in part
Tbrec large Gilt French Plate Mantle Mirrors
Parlor suite, consisting Of
Two Sofas. eArm, aud SIX Side Chairs, upholstered
in Crimson Satin Damask
One Turkish Sofa and Turkish Easy Chairs. up
holstered in Crimson Satin pauiask
Right Gilt Reception Chairs, upholstered in the
Two Ladies' Sewing Chairs, upholstered in the
Three sets of Orange C"lorri Figured Silk Dam
ak Curtains. linel with White Sill. braided
and fringed. with Lace Curtains, Cornice and
Two set,s Crimson Curtains, same as above
TMo Mns sRgsr1 n[s bT,h capgts
Tn Turkish Hearth hugs
Six Magnificent Sofa Cushions worked in worstei
Very superior French Mantle. Clocks and orna-
nents. nDe Gilt and enainelei
Four large Chinese Vases
3 0 shcIy fancy si,t SayS Tsole
Solid Wa nut Center Table large size, elaborstely
Two Walnut Writing Tables, covered with Grim
son cloth, finely carved.
Two S-tts Paper Mache Tee Poys
One msgniticen, .olid Walnut sideboa,d. eiabo-
One solid Walnut Book Case. elsborateiS carved
highteen solid Walnut Dining Chairs covered with
One very isrss solid Oak Extension Dining Table
R.,ni Chs nn Hall and Stair caEgets
Worsied, Damssk, and ChintE Curtain.
Rosewood and Walnut Iardrobes
Bronze Drop Light with arsan burner and rorce
One p,r'abie Mahogany Writing Case
Solid Walnut nest Of Drawers
Fine Curled Hair Mattresses
Fine Feather Bosters and Pillows
Bronze aud Gilt Chandeliers, with Cut Glass
Elegant Dresden China Desert Service, consist
P,ramids. Candelabras. Dishes. Plates and Baskets
One set Bohemian Glass Jugs. Goblets. Lqueurs,
Thrift Dresden China Fruit Plates, beautifully
paint d, each different design
Cut Glass Decanters, Ciaret Jugs, and Water
Cut Glass Champasnes, ciarets, sherries, Ale
~, Glasses and Plates
I Sizes
Ten dozen Linen poylies and Napkins
Three dozen Linen and Cotton Sheets
Three dozen Linen Bolster aud Pillow Cases
Lot Towels, &C.
ThiItyfpairs Blaakets ...
Twenty Comforts. Counties paues, and Spreads
20 lbs Copper Cooking Utensils, assorted sizes
Large Range and Fixtures
Radiators and other stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &C., &c.
. ALSO, AT ? O'CLOCK.
One Phelan 4 Coliender Rosewood. Marble BED .
roIr Pocket Billiard Table, complete. with
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER
jaSl dads Intel, Rep. ,Exl Auctioneers.
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= ADIEe, yoa VIII And one Of tie bsst SELECTED
L. stocks 81 French and Home mAde Corsets Of ~
- msnafsetures bis own fsssnt Hoop shirts: g
vkich he calls the special attention, - Z = tns
Louisiana avenue, bstvssn esA End N Sc, oDgo'
cite SsAton Hotel. oeOu
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INSURANCE.

THE UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COM-
L PANi, Of New York
Paid ap capital, $500 900.
Board of Directors, men OF uniosbted responsi-
biiity.
Rates much less than mr.ual Companies.
Policies non for :sitsble after two annual pay
ments.
ALBERT w. PAINE,
General Agent for the District.
Office with DODGE & MCCLELLAN,
IA l0-3m Next door to Cookies Bank.