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New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. H. SEYMOUR
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR ILLINQIS, TEXAS. MISSIS.
SIPPI, AND OTHER STATES.
Passports for EuroDe Procured ut Short
| "a EXCHANGE ALLEY,
iyls I'm New Orleans Up-Stairs)
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR
HENRY BENsEL.
Shop and Factory No BOG Magazine street;
Residence No. 2sa Eighth street.
Prompt attention paid to business orders. jyo sm
w. H. BELL
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
No. lss CarOndelet'street,
NEW ORLEANS,
jy9 I'm Louisiana
KNICKERBOCKER MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
AasetH.,",",...,...,.... So 900 900.
ERASPUS LYMAN, PRESIDENT.
Branch once. no so Cnmp street,
NEW ORLEASs
H. q PAXSON, MANAGER,
j. B. GUTHRIE, GENERAL AGENT.
Policies Issued and Losses Paid at this
Once.
Premiums nenforfeitsble under the rules Of the
Company. After ave years policies incontestable
except for non.paymsnt Of premiums or misstats
ments in application.
No extra charge for residence in or travel to any
part Of the civilized portions of the United States OF
huroDe. no2
New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-22

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRACK
Sjt,ss route TO rev YORK. Boston, and New England
THIR RAuwIy Fvrp,ros v,o..
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A Tunnel L nd-r the Niagara River.

rom Tue Bunalo Courier, February 5
We understand thai the project Of tunneIing
The Niagara TIver, as proposed by thai pracu-
cal engineer, William Wallace, Esq. an the year
lea2, and so strongly urged upon the consider
alton of the Common Council Of Buffalo IN the
year ls55 by Hon. Eli Cook. Mayor Of Buffalo.
has been revived, and IL in the hands of CAPT
talists and practical men. both in Canada an A
IN this state, and L. likely result in it, con-
structiOn, thereby forming "A direct aud unin-
terrupted railroad connection between tina.
clty and Chicago, via Canada. When this pro-
Ject was first started and 80 urgently recon-
mended by citIzens who had the Int rest OF the
city AZ heart. ~ was frustrated by a counter
project 10 erect an international bridge al Buf-
falo.
The place selected for a tunnel under the M -
agara river H. the shortest crossing betyeen
For Erie and the American side. The river al
this point flows over a bed of solid stratiiied
rock, and is twenty -four feet deep al the pro-
posed site. These facts are eminently favor
able TO the process OF tunneling avolding
heavy expenses Of deep excavations and heavy
gIades 10 and from the tunnel The csst OF this
undertaking. a. estimated nv the cost of similar
works IN Europe-making all allowances for
the difference in cost Of materisl and labor be-
tween the two couDtles-Mill b.. n T. said, 4 ar
LEES than the estimated cost Of a bridge a. th,.
same location.
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81 ball prohibiting capital punishment
has been introduced into the Minnesota House
Of Representatives. IL substitutes tmprison-
meni for life, but the jury can order hanging
by unanimous verdict
pY man named Morrill,. with several
aliases, hailing from oxford, N. H., has been
mon prophet 60 the extent of having three OF
four living wives. Very immoral NORTH 10
Seems TO
aSLow-necked dresses are the mode in Par
is, aud they are daily becoming lower.
pyThe French Government has consented
10 expel the Hanoyerian refugees from the soil
OF France.
sS-The Trial of James Pool for killing T. A
Quinn, IN Lynchhurg. Va. was ended W ednes-
day, and rek ulted IN his being fined 500.
alt IL estimated by statistical wr5tnr that
gIrl OF To-day costs four times a. much per
pound as one cost thirty years ago.
nTAt recent session ofthe Supreme Court
OF Vermont, seventeen divorces were granted
and thirty -four refused.
0-Dr. Bal, "a full blooded negro" spoke 20
a crowded meeting OF Democrats in Lebanon,
H., one day last week. lie edits Democratic
paper.
sYThe Fhiiadelphia Gas Company have
made a deduction in tbeIr charges ECU al 70 dry
CENTS upon a Lou feet.
So Bishop Williams. of the Calhoi.e dioce-c
Catholic clergy in Worcester 20 sav hieh re-
quinn masses Tor tse Iepose Of tie souls Of
Allen, Lark IN, anc o'Bnea.
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TkEEITLE ACCIDENT PROM rHs ExPLosIoN
OF LAMA few nights ago terrible acct
dent occurred in the family Of Jonathan Mas,
in Holmes county, OHIO. The Holmes Farmer
SAYS:
During the evening a lamp in which they
were burning aurora oil, sold a. non-explo-
siNe, became low. Mr.. Mast Lighted a candle
and eNtlnguished the light from the lamp for
the purpose OF filling il. Has son, a child
about nine years old. Was holding the candle,
while the father filled the lamp from a two
gallon jug, and by some mishap lighted the
oil, which exploded, blowing the Jug 20 pieces,
and Immediately enNelOplng the room in Iiamas,
ten persons being IN the room al the time
All'of them were Immediately rendered help
less except Mr.. Erb, who eXerted himself
TO the utmost 10 save the others from death. He
succeeded in getting Mr.. Mast, and perhaps
some Others. from the house, and ran 10 Mr.
Stuber :, about a quarter Of a mile distant for
help. His way could be plainly traced after
wards by blood and pieces of flesh which fell
from ms body. Timely assistance saved the
building and, IL Is hoped, some OF the inmate
M. Mast lived about an hour after the acct
dent, and his little son some time longer One
Of the childntn-Mr. Hulmeths son-died " IN
day night. OF the remaining seven all were
alive on Tuesday. but three Of them cannot
live, and II j. I, ared all will die. Tins is the
most terrible accident that has ever occurred in
this county.
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PROPOSALS.
r n ~ So PPLIEs.

OHse 9 Assis;aat Com. Gsn.-ai Of SHssiae.c.,l
Ne Stafs street. New fork, Feb. 10. lss Z
sealed Proposals Tin dupicatep will be receiy ID
NksDA1 February II, for supplying for the use
OF inc United states Army Subsistence Storrs, 10
S Si, delivered In Sey York or Breok'a as follows
5000 pounds Green Rio Coffee, in original bags
bids 70 be made duty paid.
VII chop samples of the coffee must be deli yered
WITH the proposals. and referred TO therein
2s,Os POUNDS OF prime new white Beans, we'll sea
eohso and dry-to he packed in good. bright
Wen eoopered four barrels, TO be full head
5000 pounds coed hard SOAP. to he msde by boil
ing, ana only from good materials, free from
clay, soluble glass, or other aiulterAfi On; TO
nave no UNPLEASANT odor, TO contain not more
than twenty-five per cent of water and to bs
wen dried before being pack
ZouV pounds OF good. clean dry, fine Salt. in
strone. tight barrels. adapted to the pu rpese,
VITA fuii head lining; sixty pounds to the
The stores are required for immediate delivery
Samples OF the Coffee, Beans, So p aud Salt mu 81
ne deHSered with the proposals and referred to
The manner Of making bids, require ments Of bid
ders, &c, same as stated in previous advertise
ments from this office.
Contractors are expected to hold their Foods
without expense to the nited states until reQuir
ed fer shipment.
Blanks for proposals will be furnished ct this
office, which must be enclosed in an enyelope ad
dressed to the undersig ned, and endorsed Promo
sails for Subsistence Stores
@. L. KILBURN,
fe n-itB Brevet Brig. Gen & A c. G. 81
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An opD CAs..-rhere il story an o. y .
Ucsk which illustrates the odd result whlca
private persons TO prosecute criminals. A
Russian Captain having been robbed in Cheap
side, London, was bound over 10 prosecute the
supposed thief. But his ship was ready for
sea, and by the terms OF the charter-party he
was bound TO san the next day. He was off-re1
the alternative OF entering into a recognizance
for ti01, or being detained in prison, and pre-
ferTed TO 90 10 prison; for then the owners OF
The vessel would know h was not 20 blame
On the other hand, the friends of the prisoner
alleging his innocence went before a judge ~
Chamber, and procured his liberation on bail.
AT the termina ion o the fourteen days the sit
tings al the Central Criminal Court were held
The Russian Captsin was brought up in Gus
tody. The accused, forfeIting his bail. did not
appear; whereupon, without explanation, the
Russian was discharged. after having suffered
fourteen days imprisonment.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRaNs, &e.

In New York yesterday morning. a German
named Albert Garagnon called Al the hou-e OF
Henry Strauss, i4i west Thirteensh street an
asked TO n girl named sophia Walt After
conversinC with her n short time. GaragnoFs
crew y rev Yer and red ~ her twice. neithfr
shot taking effect He then drew a razor and
cut his own throst, expiring almost instantly
The unfortunate msn as actuated by iealOass
Americans in Sonora and Lower California
complain Of insupportable annoysnees from
Mexican customs offcials. the effect Of which
10 os -troy trade and nullify the spirit OF trr,s
ues. They call on the United States q inter
ieie, and compel the Mexican Government 20
pisce Americans on a footing with Europeaus.
OF 10 annex Sonora and Lower California
At meeting Of the ~. Louis Board OF Trade
Mondsy evening, preliminary steps were tafrn
with view 10 the establishment Of a branch
mint IN that city. IL was was urged that the
products OF Montana and Colorado world cru
ire here. and demand n large increase OF trade
with ne Territories.
A grand banquet Will b. gwen at Floreace.
italy, TO Admiral farragut by members of
Parliament and officers of the Italian army
and navy. Preparations for the affair have
commenced, but the day has not yet been nxed
The revenue cutter Neosha wSs burned up
on Chesapeake BAY on Friday, a; nine o'clock
IN the morning, on WycomicO River. Two of
the crew. John Grennel. cocks vain. and w IN
Stroud, master At arms. were drowned.
II h. reported that the Pope has declined %
enter into negotiations tor revision OF the AnS-
vances for closer diplomatic correspondence
with Rome.
The State Senate OF Missouri yesterday
passed the iron Mountain railroad bill 10 corr
firms thar I homas Aliens title rhall not affect
any SUIT that may b. brought against Mckay,
Reed Co, the original purchasers.
A Little Rock special says the Arkansas con-
stitution, after five hours stormy debate. WA
adopted-s5 10 2I-nine Radicals boiling. II
was voted ON as whole, without being printed
Adyices from Lower California and Sonora
10 January both. The election passed OF
quietly. A Liberal elected TO Congress
Juarez failed TO received the electoral vote of
Lower California.
Bismarck is sick, and unable to leave Berlin
TO avail himself of his leave of absence. No
change IN the Prussian CABINET IL contem-
plated.
President Cabral, OF 81. Domingo. has fallen
from power and abandoned the capital. Hungria
assumed the reins Of government
II Is said that negotiations between Prussia
and Denmark for he settlement OF questions IA
dispute have failed.
The bill repeating the Gettysburg lottery
grant was passed by the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature yesterday.
The Austrian Rieschrath has reasSembIec.
and both Houses have organized.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SEAATE.-lesterday afternoon
Al the suggestion of Mr.. Morrill,. OF Maine.
Mr.. DAVIS, whoSSas speaking ON the supple
mentary reconstruction bill. yielded 10 a mo-
ton TO 90 INTO Executive session. at 3.s5, which
prev allied. and, after n short Executive session,
the Senate ADJOURNED.
HovsE--lesterday, after our report closed
The Spea ker Presented a message from the
President transmitting a copy of Gen. Grant :
last letter To him, received since ~ had sent 10
the house his letter TO General Grant. II was
read, ordered 10 D. printed, and ref rrsd 10 ths.
COMMITTEE on Reconstruction.
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PROPOSALS FOR IRE PERFORMANCE OF
L SANITARY WORK.

u
Depot lU1rterDi1sfer's OMcs,
Sealed Proposals, from responsible parties. are
invited at this Off &C until II clock noon on SAT
CRDAY, February IS, for the removal Of all Sin X
Deposits, Ashes and Dead Animals. for year
from the LIST Of March next, from the various bar
racks. Offices, buildings, &C.. throughout the city
oct upied 10y such branches of the War Department
as are designated by the Depot Quartz master.
Bidders will be required to accompany their bids
with q bond signed by themselves aud two respon
sible sureties in the sum Of one thousand dollars
that they will furnish all necessary materials and
labor for the performance OF the work and execute
bonds in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars immedi
ately upon the award Of the contract for its faith
full ana satisfactory performance.
Lists Of the places to be visited must be obtained
from the Depot Quartermaster each month"; and
every place so designated must be visited di.
rected in the list.
Payments will be made monthly. or as soon
thereafter as funds are furnithed for the purpose
III the amount OF work required be either Increased
or diminished during the period of the contract q
proport1onate increase diminutiOn OF the month
ly payments will be made upon contract rates
Should the contractor fail to perform the work
required In prompt and eatifactory manner, the
Depot Quar- termsster will hire il done and charg
the cost TO the contractor. He also reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals that are unss.
tistactory.
Any Information required will be cheerfully
given at the Office of the De pot Quartermaster.
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Perform
ing Sanitary Work, !" aud addressed to the under
By order of the Quartermss ter General.
J. G. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General, Brevet Briga-
der General, L. 5. A, and Depot QuaTtermAs'
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sSThe young men OF Texas manifest no dis
position 20 labor on the farm. There h but lii-
tie demand for clerks. The professions OF law
and medicine are crowded, and offer no ind uce-
menis. As a result, the whole State A. full of
IDLE men, waiting for sometime To turn up =
All this II the effect Of training youth TO live
" Nth cut labor
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EFTbe Governor OF Minnesota has signed
the death warrant of Andrew Roesch, for the
murder OF Joseph Laursr, a boy OF fifteen. by
beating him over the head with a gun. rne
principal witness against Roesch Wa he own
son, almost an idiot, who testified that he saw
his father Kill the bow.
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TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.

LIMITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
~ No. 50 SECOND STREET, BALTIMORE. MD.
Proposals will be- received at this office until
Of SATURDAY, the 18th Of February, 1865, for fur
nishib g Patapsco river improvement with Miscel-
laneous Supplies for use Of Tug and Dredges dur.
ing working season.
No proposals will be considered except such as
made after forms TO be obtained at this Office
where further information can be had.
Proposals will be opened AT IL 80 D. m, in pres
ence Of such bidders may choose to attend
The right 10 reserved to reject any all bids for
any cause deemed sufhcient by the undersigned
JOHN G. PARKEk,
MAJOR of Engineers,
fe 4.6tB and Brevet MAJOR Gen, q. s. A
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~ 7. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer

III L untF ID, huCtlOnetf.
BY FITCH FOX,
Rsoi Estate Brokers and ABcfioaserS,
ofice-Corner 7th and y SITS, opposite Post 0fice.
TRCSTEESsALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
In UNIoNTUwN, ID q.
Under and BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the
undersigned. executed by George W. Duysll TO
secure the pa, of certain promissory notes as
therein set forth, and as Is shown by reference
to said deed, which is duly recorded in Liber n
Z. T., No. 4. foios 80, 30. 24. and 242, of the
land records for Washington county. District of
Columbia ard at the written request of one of the
parties secured thereby, / will sell. on FRIDAY,
the 9th day Of March, A. ID 1873, at half past 4
O'Clock, on The premises, part of the property of
said u. W Duvall, In UniontOwn. & :, being
that parcel If ground situated near the Navy Yard
Bridge. and contained in the following bounds,
viz Bounded on the north by johnson street, on
the south by j. M, Koenig's lot, on the west ~
MonIOe street. and the east by the POtoma c
river, and containing "a 600 square feet of ground
more or less the tame being Lots No. 7a8 7si 79S,
796, IM. !9S, 7g9 SO. and sol, according a recent
subdivision Of said grOuni; ard also a piece of
ground ieo feet by llS1s feet, improved by good
Dwelling b ouse aud Barn.
Terms One-half cash. balance in six months,
with interest, secured by deed of trust All con
veyant ing and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. A deposit Of $50 required down at { me
of purchase.
WILLIAM =. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
A
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. Any DEPA RTMF NT.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, .
WASHINGTON, January Is. 1873. {
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Steam
Heating Apparatus will be received az this office
until o clock p. NJ. THURSDAY. the 9th
February next, to be then opened. for furnishing
al the materials ano labor necessary to tie COM
plete construction and setting up ready for of
Midship men q Quarters now building the United
states Naval Academy. Annapolis, MaTyland &C
cording TO the printed iIcatiobs for the same
which can be obtained on application at this office.
Bid6 err must accompany their offers with guar
antics that they will, their bids are accepted ,
enter into contract, with good and satisfactory
security, in the full amount of the Contract. within
ten days after the acceptance of their offer. and
failing to de the guar autOrs make good
to the United States the difference between the
offer and that which may be pied
Bidders will state the time they will require to
complete the work.
Of the bids il for the interest of the Government
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
in 0-eo0t Chief of Eureau
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- EAL ESTATE AUCTION CARD.
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF HORSES.
Oyfc. Ch,sf QKarfermHSfsy.
EoUyfh Military DiNrtd. :
NICksBURG, NJ ISs., Jan. %, 1868.
The undersigned will sell at public auction. at
IL clock M, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1875, at the office Of the Poet Quar;ermaster,
at Holly Springs, Mississippi-
SEVEN 7bCANA1RY HORSES.
Ordered sold BY the Inspector General Fourth Mil
itary District.
Terms. Cash, on day Of sale
J. G. CHANDLER.
Brevet Col. and q. NJ, u. s. army Chief o. M
Fourth Military District. 6tB
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ENFIIBL4p AND DELICATE CoNsTITu
= TlQNe, ofbeeh ss1ss, aSs HsLNloLrt M
isslase!; - snsbIsyoa 70 saesI veil.
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CTOvEs! sTOVEs.l! sTOyESIi!


After tLis date We Viii sell our own i'm -
reduce our stock. No. . complete, former price
"a now selling ct e24. No Z. former price y,
yssra1tsd % repfesented. Also, large variety Of
0ratee and LiSing for stoves Of every deserfpuon
e., one seSar iron thstridse. Islan1. jaislS'
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucssoneers.

B0UsEH0LD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TON.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, we shah sell. at
the residence II John Dunn, at o'clock n m ,
on 18th street east near Mary land avenue and ne
hrst toll gate on the Biadensbure Road
Walnut Sofas and Cushion Chairs
Walnut Bureaus. W ashstands, and Besisteads
Walnut Marble top Centre and other Tables
Kitchen Requisites
Alse,s fine Horse, Butcher and other Wagons
Buggy, Butcher Tools, and many other ar
ticies. which We deem unnecessary %
epumerate.
Terms cash GREEN WILLIAM
fe ls-st Auctione~r.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, anuary Is 1858.
On the petition of K. G. ALLEN, Of Boston.
Mass, praying for the extension of patent
granted to him the 22d day of November, 1859,
for an Improvement in Combination Steam Guass;
patent, which takes place on the III day of No
vember, 1878:
IL 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of June
next, at IL o'clock NJ; and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, IL any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file in Che Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at tsceny before the
day Of hearing, all ties tmony lef by ither party
TO be used ct The said bearing; must be taken aud
once which viii be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a.
before the day Of heariae: the arguments, ii any
within ten days after Ming the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and Intelligenner, Washington, b.
O., and IN the Journal, Boston, Mass once q
week for three successive weeks; the nrst Of sAid
Iusiicatiops to be ut least sixty days Previous to
the day Of hearing. A. n STOUT :
fe l.wsM Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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DIAE0e-ALARGI ASSORTMENT ofNORTR
i AMERICAE COAPANYS Power, -
sfIiNWxI { Sons, have just been wv
received, making our stock complete. Persons In
giye =. call. We. hxTxERoTT oe.,
De 1T - -. &ole ARspts
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RN COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
~ tSucetssors to james q. Mcclure 4 Cs.,D
southwest corner PennsIlvania avenue and 18th
street. Star Once Building"
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
lyon NORTH 4 STREET. BETWEEN i sTH
STREET AND COHNkCTICUr AyKkUE.
=. BY authority Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, sitting in Equity
passed In the case OF Hartman ct al, VS.. Hartman
mo 1lS, Docket 81 shall offer for sale, at public
esth day Of February, instsnt, at O'Clock D. m
Lot numbered two ca in Davidson D subdivisi Of
part Of square numbered hundred and sixty
one, l6l.) the same fronting 3 feet on street
improvements thereon.
he bot will lie sold in two parcels. the eastern
half part With the impro enc nte forming one and
the western half part the other parcel Upon the
and each half has q two story Brick Building.
Terms Of sale a. prescribed By the decree: one
third cash; the residue In two equal sums ~ six
and twelve months, with interest from the day of
purchase money may be paid in cash. 500 70 be
deposited vhen tho property is struck of. The
title consider indispytsble ,ou
fel2d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u Collectors Qkos. Districf Of t5iWnbia,
WASHING ron. February 10, 1853.
Notice 10 hereby aiven that I shall expose for
sale at public auction, and sell to the highest bid
street, en- THURSDAY, February 20, at ii o'clock
a. N, the following goods and chattels. the pro
perty Of Timothy Hurley and eistrained by me fer
United States under the Internal Revenue Law d,
the said Hurley, viz:
Is Barrels Whskey Gin bondl
SssO U. b. $40 Bonds with Coupons. due jan
= 900 LEWIS oLEPHANE,
f. l0td u. 8. Collector Int. Rev. for u. q.
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III MALAGA AND 6ATAwBA GRAPES,
NECTARINE PRUNEs,
BORDENS CONDENSED MILF
SHELLBARKS.
N. W. RUkCHELL,
dc O-d Under Ebbitt House.

YATES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
LAkkS. QUAILS,
HARE, PARTRIDGE, &c
PATE DE FOIES GRAS,
BsNELEss sARpiSNsT Easo
MALAGA GRAPES and CATAWBA GRAPES
In nice order.
n W. BURCHELL,
Corner 18th and streets,
de G-0 Under Ebbitt House.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BooKsit
QUEEN yICToRIA'S JOURNAL. sI75.
A STORMY LIFE. By Lady Fullerton. Cloth 81.
NAPOLEON AND BLUCHER. Muhlbach's
latest. g..
INFZ. By Augusta Evans. SlD
SENSE AND NONSENSE. b. Brick" POmeroy.
Zach, $l.sp.
UNDER TWO FLAGS. BY Ouida. g.
SOUTHERN POEMS. 81.
IRISH IN AMERICA. By J. +. Mcguire. 81 IS.
FENIAN HEROES AND MARTYRS. By John
Savage. 81.
DICKENS WORKS in Cloth and Paper
Also. Q full lire of the latest MISCELLANEOUS
AND CATHOLIC BOOKS.
LOT OF VALENTINES just opened.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF JOHN H SURRATT.
Fer sale by
C. d. LIEBERMANN.