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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


10y COOPER LATINER Arctieneers,
VI Successors TO J. e. McGuire a Co
southwest corner Penn. avenue and lltb street.
fURElTURE, GROcK RIES. SC, AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY MOKNlNG January .ath
lS. at 10 clock at store north west rorper of Ith
sHG h streets. shall sol the stock Of Gro rice
together with a small lot OF Furniture comprising
part
Bits Nscksrel and Herring
Green and Black Teas. spsces
Green and Roasted Coftees
Boxes Soda aud Wafer Crackers
SOAP. Capdles, Starch
Syups and Moasses,
Bla cking, Tacks PAPER, Envelopes &c
Bbls. Potatoes Cheese,
COrnci Reef and Pork
ErUoms, Buckets. Washstands,
Platform and Counter Scales.
Bedsteads. Bureaus.
Mattresses and Chairs,
Feather Pillows &C.
Pictures Bar Room Stove. &C
Terms cash. COOPER A. LATINER
JaH-H AuCtioneers.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition OF GNKMI hart, Of Bridge
port, Conn. praying for the extension Of q patrn
granted 10 him the al day of April 1864, fer An i'm
provement In Machine for tHfting Veneers, for
seven years from the ex pirntion of said patent,
which tskes psce NJ the Atm day Of April, 1858:
Patent Once on Monday, the 10Th day of March
next. at D: O'Clock M; and all persons are
why said petition ought -4 oe granted.
Persons opposing the Jsion are required t.
hle in the Patent Office their obJec tions pee ally
set forth In writing at least treaty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony fled by either party
to be used at the said hearing must he taken ard
transmitted In accordance with the rnles Of the
ofioe, which ~ili re furnished on application.
Propositions and other papers relied upen as testi
mony must be sled In the Office twsn'y days before
me day OF hearing; the arguments. III any, within
en- days after fling che testimony.
ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
nepuL.icsn and the lntelllgenqer, washington, ID.
u, ADO IN the Register. New Haven. Conn once
week Tor three successive weeks; the nrst Of said
pubncatieir 10 he At least sixty days previous to
the day 81 hearing. &c. THEAKER,
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY PA MASTER OFFICE,
WASH NGTor. II. C., January IS, 1873.
scaled Proposals., To ne iH'forsed pr. PJslis ~
viii 10 received at this olhC until IL N rhe tsr
by oF FEPREARY, Is 3. fot tse following
article -rt r1ssf b offhe pe-y best Quality to bs
dehv, red Tree ~ eNrerHe snd Government t,x ~
tie Westminster rvy Yard, and suHject t. the
LsuAl n spft ton the ~ At to wit
bv.tdn Conservation and Rse1tr.
INH ttWo thousaRdl pounds best .qu Atty Oakum,
iCI < ~ real
Bt*tlu Of Stsnm Fngia,srin..
no toFe hundred sd fty) pounds be, all pure
SeTmifiop
Bw-fnU % harisn.to-
-four barrels Lard ca
Lee poT sihle security requiI ed FIR the prompt and
islthiui delivers Of supplies awarded Bl INK Jrms
for bids With further particulars for bidIer to be
hsd az this Office. CALVIN q. JACKSON,
"a EST Pay masi or L.. y Nav
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10y COOPER q LATIMER, Auotfoneers
- Successors to Jas &. Mcclure a Col
Southwest corner Of PeHn's avenue and llth street
Star Ofice Building.

Southwest corner Of Penn avenue and lIth street
Star 0fice Building.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PLoPERrT. OPPO-
SITE GEN. GRANTS. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, February 81 IssS
At clock. IN front of the premises opp0si the
residence Of General Grant shall sell Lot - and
part II l6 in Square Jie fronting ON street north
between ID and 81 streets. improved hy two new
first class Brick Houses, containing all the modern
Improvements. Main Building three stories ami
finished basement. with four story back buiIding
containing l3 rooms. exclusive uf wash room. bath
room and closets, bot and cold water. and gas In
each room. and Marble top WashstaDds and WateT
Closet. Bells and Marble Nantes in both huusrs
Plate Glass in front windows: Brown Stone and
lrun Trimmings. The above bots arc $50 feet ieat
foot alley.
Terms: 5000 cash. balance in one sud two wears
secured by deed OF trust and notes bearing inter
est. All convey anciDg and revenue stamps al pur-
chasers cost. Title indi-putable. Possession given
Immediately. SIU0 down on each house at time "f
sale. COOPER LATIMER
"a S-ddds Intel Auctioprers
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctfoneers
ID (Sucot ssors to James &. McGuire A % D
Southwest corner Pennss lvania avenue and 18th
street, star Office Building"
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On L uRSDAI MORNING, January 10Th ISIS
at 10 clock. at the residence If laly decliuin
house keeping, No. 3s2 9th street, between and /
streets We shail sell the Furniture and ELECTS
comprising I'm Part
Mahogany NJ. T Bureaus
Mahogany WaTirobeS ami Bed-tesi-
Painted bedsteads and WASH lands
Painted Warirobes ami Tables
Hair CloIh Sofa
Marble Top Tables
Hair and IA usk Mattresses
Blankets. Comforts, Sheets and Spreads
Leaf Tables. Tin safe
CroCkrry and Glsss Ware
Toilet WAR. Looking GLASSES
Tame and Wood Seat Chairs, Clock
Parlor and Heating Stoves
Cooking Stoves
Hitch. Requisites, &c.
Terms cash.
ia z 81 COOPER LATIMFR Ancfs
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
pFror QuARrrRnAsrssa OprlcK.

DEPor QVARrTRaAsrsss OPEIcK. I
FokI HaEEER, nan, Jsnusrs II. Iss
Hsrker, Kansas, n the 3ist day Of January, 1855,
Ia &c quantity Of unserviceabke qusrtermasters
= yp,rty Consisting in part OF the following ar
IL Horses, 8 Ambulsnces, Axes. I BIack.mith's
sS.lIovs Brace Bits, "litewash Brushes, Collars
Stsl lie folks, Hames, Lead and Wheel HarT ess ,
L 20 hnss So,e PPs BE- kasgs Rdins and
s.o.es, singletrees. Forage and FUR Gaps, Great
S3stS Jacket Unif.rm Costs Trowser-, drawers,
P6urs sse rr"cS Red sseS canfssn.
Drum Bescs TIE ats, Tent fIies, Tent Poles, Tent
Stoves, Tint Pins Camp Kettles Me-. Pans, Axes,
Terms Cash, in Government funds, at time Of
Two DAYS allowed Tor removal Of property.
BY ordcr Of Brevet Mayor General {, e. Eas.
ton Chief Qusrt rma'ter o,PsrN,wGnt Mi.,oIri.
jsTuB Breyet Mayor and Depot Q. VI.
SALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
- EQUIPAaE.
OFFICE OF ARMY CT oTHiNG AND EouIPAgE
INV YORK, January 3, 1852
Will be sold At public auction, at the lie pot of
Army Clothing and EQuipagc, corner of LaighI and
Washington streets, in \ ew York city on THURS
DAY, TIE 39th of January, lSS, the following
III Shelter Tents, III Frock Coats infantry
~ Common Tents, Ia FrOcii Goats. musicians
u " all Tents. 100 Biouses,
Hospital Tents, I9i Jackets, assorted,
] SIuy Tent - stable Frocks
10 Forage Caps, 100 pairs BoOtees,
3l4knapsacEs SAC Pouches,
ISL Rulter Blankets, 5,I9l Hat Cords,
10 " COL Blankets 4 23f yards Lace,
a Beds a. Ks, Is Drum Heads,
40 Picks. nc Sibley Tent Stbyc,.
Also, various other articles in small quantitir-
Terms: cash, in Government funds; ten per cent.
Purchases to be removed within FIVE days from
Breyet Rrigadier General, and
ia 25-d 6tB Quarternaster, q. >. A.
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NAVAL SUPPLIES
n"

PsSNAsrFR's OFFIcV, L. s. n,
No. - bKoADwAY, I Jan Is, 1873
PrOpos sis. sealed and endorsed - Proposals for
sur plies AdSeriied will lie received At this Office
until m, the 3st inst, for the following hup-
plies, " hiCh must lie of the veri best quality, de
Iyered free o. expense TO the Government, al the
Ne" York Navy Yard, and subject TO the usual
inspection therest, viz:
Bv-eaH Of Equipment aud KscrKiifng
3l2 feet "a inch fine Wire Kope, upcslyaniyed
hemp heart. Rneblng m auufacture
Buredu Of Ordnance
leo ieet OF Combination Hose. 4 ply, ~ inch di-
aIncter with Gsylord's patent couplings, ca
pap'e 81 sustaining pressure OF no pounds per
square inch, 20 feet len sths
sand feet lengths Combination Suction Hose, with
Gay lords couplings.
Basket. with GaylUrds couplings, to suit en-
l Connection, with Gsylord's couplings, to suit
CINE
Hose Pipes combination, with nozzles to 81 il
engine and GAY lords couplings, to be selected !:
IS inches, s inch oak knees, to lie selected
EETeaH Of CONSERVATION nnd Repair.
Sticks GLOW Pine Timber each rs feet long II
inches diane ter At butt end and one third from
butt end Is inches At top end to be on curved
line fr ON straight center; free from sap and
other defects when rounded.
Responsible security will lie required for the
prompt and faithful delivery of supplies awarded
forms to be had at this ofice otherwise bids will
not be entertained. GEORGE PLUNKETT,
lag-itB Paymaster, U. s. N.
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1 RMY SUPP LIES.
OSfes Of Assistant Conmissa,y Genera, J


Of Subsistence ;
No. STATE street, Netp York, Jan rs 1855 \
Sealed Proposals in dup Cate Will be received by
tho undersigned until 10 o'clock a. IN. on WED
hESDA1 18th instant, for supplying, for the use
Of the United States Army, Subsistence stores
to he delivered in New York or Brooklyn, as fol-
lows, viz
s 100 pounds of first quality Pilot Bread, to be
packed in boxes of aOlbs each.
5Ito gallons OF the beet Atty of Pure Vinegar
made ONLY from Cider or Whisky, free from all
rign acids and Injurious substances, and of
uniform strength, the Whisky Vinegar
taking thirty five grains bicsrbonate of potssh
TO neutraiIZe one ounce troy, the Cider Win
eFar AS near the same strength as may be; to be
put mp in half barrels of q gallons capacity
state distinctly the kind and quality of Vine gar
offered, and the kind of package.
1000 pounds good hard Soap to be made by boil
Ing, and only from good materials. free from
clay, soluble glass or other a1uteration to have
unpleasant o1or, to contain not more than
fore being packed.
H4OO pounds Potatoes, 60 ID 70 the bushel in we'll
ceOpeIed barrels.
81 264 pounds Onions Obj to the bushel In barrels
above stated
The stores are required for immediate delivery
Samples Of the Vinegar. Soap, Potatoes, and
Onions. must lie delivered with the proposals and
Tcfsrrs l. therein.
The manner # making bids requirements of bid
Gers, dc same stated ia previous advertisements
from this office
Contractors are expected to hold their goods
without expense 10 the United states, until re-
QuTed for chi pRient.
Blanks for Proposals will be furnished at this
office, which must be inclOsed in envelope adj
dressed to the undersigned, aud endorsed "Propo-
sails for Subsistence Stores
in T-2tB Byt Brig Gen and A. g.. q s
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10y NJ. X. WALSH Il 90, Auctioneers.
- No. 2s5 Pennsylvania avenue.
Southeast corner 10Th STRAIT

10y NJ. X. WALSH a 90. Auctioneers
~ No. ass Pennsylvania avenue.
Southeast corner of 10th street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDDING. BAR
No 31O kLkNESTH STREET WEST. BE
TMEEN PENNSfLVANIA AVENUE AND X
On MONDAY MORNING, January eth at 10
O'Clock, we will sell, without reserve. at No $40
nth street west. north Of Pennsylvania avenue a
large assortment Of Hous hold and Kitchen Fur
niture, comprising
Bedsteads. Bureaus. Chairs.
Tables. Pictures, Pillows, Mattresscs
Sheets. Blankets. Carpets, Stoves, shades.
Bar Counter Refrigerator.
Safes. Crockrry and Tin Ware.
Together with a general assortment Of Kitch e.
Utensils.
The family removing TO Baltimore
Ja2it VI. X. WALSH q CO. Aucts
/" IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCIEMEN-
cN II the weather. the above sale H. POSTPONED un-
M NEDNESDAf, January 9Th. same hour and
place. NJ, X. WALSH a co.
ia q II AGctioneers.
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IN lS-WsWs

llRIpAL AND FUNRRAL WREATHs. BOZ
bQUETS. CROSSES, ANCHORS, ANUNA
sTARs, preserved IN natural form. New andHS2k
Reauti.ul Ornamental Hair Work on glass 2Nr6
or peArl All kinds Of Hair BrsidipR done by Mrs
FRIEe, 500 Ssh S., bet. and Z, IL lo-6n
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WASHINGTON CITY
sAVIE BANK,
Corner of 18th street and Louisiana avenue,
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS,
BUYS and SELLS all kinds OF BONDS and
STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER.
Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS.
J.R. ELvANS, President.
:. A. RUFF, Treasurer. NO 2O-6m
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, January (. 1853.
ON the petition of BENJAMIN a. LAVENDER,
Of Halifax, n. c., and KATE LOWE administers
triN the estate OF Henri, Lowe deceased. of Bal
timore, Md pray ing for the extension of pate mt
granted to the said Benjamin A. Lavender aud
henry Lowe. the 4th day Of April, lisa, for an i'm
pIOvement in Treating Cane Fibre for Paper aud
other purposes for years from the pi ON
of said patent which takes place on the 4th day Of
April, 1868:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Pat. Ut Office MONDAY, the 10th day of
March next, at II O'Clock M; aud all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, il any they have,
why SAID petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing The extension required to
file Ia the Patent Office their objections, speci lily
set forth in writing AT least freny days before the
day of hearing all testimony filed ~ either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
fee, hich VIII be furnished on application
L epositiops and other papers relied upon ties
timory must he filed in the Off tlrsnfy DAYS be-
fore the day of hearing; tn arguments, If any
withih ten days after filIug the testimony.
srtleIe also, that this notice be published in
the Reru blican and in the ntelgencer, Washing
ton, u. o., and il the American, Baltimore, Md g.,
once week fer three successive weeks; the Fl rst
Il said publication to he at least sixty days pre-
&c. THEAKER
iaIl-WsH Commits .iOuer of Patents
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OFFICE or PAYMASTER UNITED STATES
NaVV 1Dh

OFFICE or PAYMASTER UNITED STATES
~ NAVY. 425 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, January 25, 1853
Proposals will be received at this office until IL
O'Clock m. on the LIST day of February next, for
furIih hing the United States Navy Departm mt the
fCllOHing articles to be of the best quslity, and
subject to inspection by the inspecting ofi GER AT
the Philade lphia Navy Yard where they to be
deliver free of expense to the Government:
For Bp1tan Of Yards and Docks
Sp feet O. inch Wi Rope. to be right hand laid
Roeblings.
IGT BDrsau Of CoaStrur;iOn and Rfpair
50co lbs 10 l6 inch Round Iron.
Blank forms for bids may be h ad at TINS office.
A. T. WATSON,
jal-3tB Paymaster United States Navy
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ePERA GLAssEs.

Rec ei we'd to day by steamer Union
$50 OPERA GLASSES
of all different sS lee and sizes for sale at import
W, G. METZEROTT 4 90.
dsA-u lRsvab., Chron. INTEL
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ID POS AIS.

Office CiiefC. s., Ih Military Distinct, I
heir Orleans, La January 10, 1868.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, are invited till
the Sth day of January, ISIS, at l. NJ for furnish
ing the United States Subsistence Department
with
5Ute0 pounds of Bacon clear ribbed sides in casks
he Bacon must be of the very best quality and
the casks must be new.
TO ktgs of Golden Syrup, to be put up i'm II gallon
Kegs. with wo den hoops, but only 10 gallons of
syrup to he put in each kcg.
100 barrels of Fleur. equal TO Government stand
ard.
All the above articles TO he Of the very best quail
ity, put up a superior packages and delivered at
tie Anchor Pr 50 Ill this city, WITHIN twenty days
after the OPP ming of the bids.
No Lids will he receiV cd from parties who have
heretofore failed 10 comply with their en- ga gcments
with aHV branch of the Government
Bios to be directed 10 the undersi gneo, and
mari = Proposals. -
A. BECKWITH, Bvt Maj. Gen,
ia y BIB and C. s., U. s A
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GALE OF AMBULANCES, SPRING WA
CONS ~

SALE OF AMBULANCES, SPRING WA
San Artor;a, Tsras January s. lss.f
in city the is. of
next, commencing at II o'clock m, II Ambu
ian nee; and Spring Wagons, not required for the
The articles must be removed Immediately after
the sale
Terms-,Cash, in Government funds.
Tempkins, Chief Quartermaster sth Military Dis
js2a-6tB Bvt 1t Col and A. o. NJ H. t.s.A.
I ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
DKPsT OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE,
Will be sdlg 81 S%h .nct tSg Ian Is s
,S Hos = s!v Gr9uEds in this city on
Of Army Clothing aud Equipsge:
8 90 Gre do Coats ns y, KKRsp,k
4 ;zz9 Trousers. foot. 500 Csnteens.
i4,g5s Shirts, wooIes So prs Metallic Scales.
5l,ogis Sack Goats ;unined. s Wall Tents
s.I2i Uniform Coats. 2 Hospital Tents,
Hess do Jackets. Is Hospital Tent Flies
1879 pairs Stock Hgs Z Sibley Tents.
IL 47 pairs BrOgans. l9J6 Cap Covers.
2H5 prs Bootees, mach. 2s6 Hats.
253 prs Bootees pegged. ? 500 Hat Eagles,
Also, various other articles of Clothing and
Samples can be seen a. the Depot within We
By order of the q. NJ. General.
ia2l-etB Capt ard M. s. K.,U. S. Army.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOTS AND BOOT
c)n1rterpid StfT'S Of-e.
r.r Phl!adeiphia: Pa, January 10 1853
Arsenal, in this city, on TUESDAY, Fnbrmsrv
1888 the following surplus stock Of Army Boots
2,sA pairs chine -sewed Boots, and
$4,000 pairs machine wed Boetees.
Sale will commence at 10 o. m.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds,
Any information relative to the above will be
ns1 ON IN at this ONCE sfheT per-
ia @'niB '' B1t. Col. and 4: q. M. U. s. a.
DUbLlU SALE UF lERNMENr PROP
ERTY.
In accordance with instructions from the Com
missioner of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen,
and abandoned Lands, dated Washington, ID. G,
S5;aus' II ISIS viii sNPSs, at public ,alg to the
all the following described property (seized the
property of the late so called Confederate States
on lands belonging to VIM. J. Hoke and l.. ID
Chlids, about two miles from Libcolnton, N. c., to
wit:
laboratory, s8x4 three stories brick, two wings
Furnace House, 75N53 one story, bare walls, di-
Implicated
] Distillery, 36x3lxl2, frame-tempOrary
! OH Mill, 35x5Nl2, frame temporary.
700 pounds Castings, old
2 sets Quartz Crushers.
steam Boiler three horse.
! Water Wheel ISx62S
lot Brick, i'll kiln, about E0 OO,
Sale will be without reserve. for cash in Govern
ment funds
Purchasers will he required to remove the prop
erty from the premises with the least r0ssible de-
lay. THos. p. JOHNSTON
Breyet lieut.. Col. Volunteers.
JhNUARy To- lSs. iaDO-tFnB
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DIANOS-A LARGE ASSORTMENT of NORTH
i AMERICAS COMPANIES Power 49,
ertul IDstrnJnrn ., as slso several ~ TTSI
STFINWAY & SONS have Just been "
~ ceived. making our stock com plete Person, In
sssrch st q reliable Instrument are reauested 70
give Us call. W q. hETzER0Tr CO,
dc? n Sole Agents.
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~ D. JEWELLT
u. Pure and Unsdultsrstsd
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAp.
PRENIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP,
PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP,
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
For family use, for sale chsap for cash 70 the
OBJ, JEWELL, Malufactursr,
500 and SOC @ street,
OoN-A ~. eth cod 81.
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UCK YES.

Wv Genuine BUCKSKIN GLOVES "
wholesale aud retail at IA MseURG SONS. los
High street. Geor getown : :
LADIES' and GENTS GAUNTLETs made to
order no l9.tf
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RY J. T. COLDWELL & CO. Auctioneers
- Southwest corner Penn. avenue and A.. street

HOT SEHoLD FL RNITt RE AT AUCTION
On thu RSDAY, January snth. AZ 10 o'clock "A
M we willie tell. in front of our Auction Rooms an
assnrtmeDt 81 Furniture, &c, consisting IF
Hair cloth Sofas and Chairs.
Carpets. Curtains, Stoves, Desks.
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrpbes
Wsshstabds, Mattresses. Extension Tables
China and Glass Ware. &C &c
IA u 81 J. Z. CeLDWFLL A Co. Aucts
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~ Ii j. proposed - form a skating club IN
Bridgeport. Ct. this winter, composed OF la
dies aud gentlemen. something after toe styls
OF the New York club.
a9-A Mrs. Tucker, Of Georgia, who has
Written a life o. Buck Pomeroy, makes this
singular ,a1erneut. His ears are large, and
indicate Tie democratic element o. his charac-
ter"
a~A writer 10 the New York Citizen SAYS
at Plymouth REX had landed on the Pilgrim
Fathers IL vvculd have accomplished some ;hing
worth talking about
R-The sc-caiI.d Gamble poisoning case in
New York, I,sulteo al the discharge Of Mr..
Gamble aLC Mrs. Huglns, accused Of being
cnmIaliy guilty OF the death of Mrs. q am ole
sS-The New York Cigar Msnufacturers'
Association agreed 10 pay an advance in pri-
css II 81 per i-its uli the list of January next.
and ADDITIONAL :! from that time ull the first
D. Nav next, providing :he state OF business
permitted u.
So he Rev. Mr.. Boucher. a Canadian cler-
-yman. has been condemned to pay S2uJ for
defamation OF character in some assertions
ma0e AZ the SurEo.t trial, in which he was a
witGsss against the prisoner.
0~rhe Albany Burgesses Corps have or
deI-d one hundred new uniforms, IN which
they are ~ appear for the first time ON the oc-
casiCn az to- II proposed visit 10 Washington
10 attend the Inauguration of the President
elect.
1.-THE arrangements rl AZURE are admir-
able, exclaimed young A., during the lat,
Lign WINDS. The came nd which al sar-
ranges our c-Inoline, blows lust into the eyes
OF the wicked young men whJ would take ad-
vantage OF oar confusion"
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TIE EUROPEAN ARMIEs The armies D Z
Europe, according a. The estimates OF = French
collector OF statistic, are composed OF rs SOS
soldiers IN acilNe service ana tfi,3B drilled
reserves. They are distributed am 'aC tn sew
eTal nations n follows North Germany, sst. 5sS
active solcers, . ,ii3 reserves, 5000 reserves
OF the second ban. Austria, 5i,G,n, Of whom
: 10 are Huugarlans, she naE no reserves.
: -sis. $1,000 drilled soldiers: 70 reserves
'Aiy, 5000 active soldiers; 1885 drilled
serves. France, 4go,Juo electives, 200 0lB re-
So YES: MS projected army viii consist OF iuJCl0
ef -cuVes, @Dt,tsU reserves, iU0.UN militia capt.
bt, % garrison duty. IN Prussia tae whole
able-OooieC population, IA France h-e-pig hts
% lie same class have received military IN
stIuStion. L. j. Calculated that ne highest
number Of able bO1sea soldiers b'.wesn - acd
j. ; bicb any STATE can yield Is L. per cent OF
rs total census. The highest number ever
yielded has been tut ; per cent, Of bat haif the
maAlnUm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

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soHt ~ssi corner Of PeEn'a ute sud iltr ST.
slAr OSsce Bsilciag
FTTESSTvE ssLC or BOOTS ,yn SHOES
SIoRF FiNf UREs, HERRINC ssFE. SToNF,
vssr On JEsDAY mourning \. v.rne.r
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side y, Sh@V cell Ne sn-ir- -, 81 r.. az -
sh'rs, Fixtures, Iroa ssie, etove. &C cor ,ris
Mon. Trench-c.f DOatIe and Single .oled
Men. sh-oa,f Double and sins., soled P,yses
Meu treroh cslf Double and Single sor-s
M,ns French cat Double and sirgle solca
Mems Patent Gather stitched Boots
Mems Patent leather CAT rs
y rs Patent leather ONfoTI Tics
Me- Napolroo a-d Hidine Boots
~ q CALI Stif 7sd and P-Rced oNio-d Tee
ti'r Over Ga.ters, cloth aud leather. assorted
- tAITs ICusye hlte Duck LeCRIus
Lsdies Lasting Caters. BalIhOTsls, Morocco
Boots &C :, &c
Ladies Slippers plain ard fancy, assorted in Ed,
Misses and Childien's CATERS, Morocco and RH
Bgln'orals plain and taHcy
Boys ana You n = Uaif Boots. sevei 40 Peg ed
boys and loCtls Cali BSlmorSis, sewed sud
Uoys'snf Youths Calf Shoes
Boys ard Youths Patent heather Roots
All Of the above Of the best make and rnstarf.
81, and viii tie sold IN lots to suit
good HerTins Safe
Store FiAtnrt. Stove. &c
Terri. cash COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
NJ Store for Bent. noia