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TO THE WORKING CLASS.-we are now pre-
pared to furnish all asses with constant employ
at home the whole of the time for the spare
moments. Business new, light and profitable. Per
evening and proportional sum by devoting their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who this no.
tice may send their address. and the business,
we make this unparalleled 0fer: To such are not
well satisfied will send 81 to pay for the trouble
of writing. Full particulars, valuable sample;
which win do TO commence work on, and a copy OF
the Peoples Literary Companionone of the largest
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Maine. si-56
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-24

LAVA OF VEsUvIus.--It is remarka.
bic fact. says the Engineer, that the Ia.
vas of Vesuvius contain greater variety
Of minerals than, perhaps any others in
the world. Hauy mentions that out Of
$50 simple minerals known to him, no
less than so have been found on Vesuvi-
us and of these several are peculiar to
the locality. Sir Charles Lyell express
es the opinion that these have not been
thrown up in fragments from some older
foundation, through which the gaseous
explosions have burst, but have been
sublimed in the crevices of lava. "just
as several new earthly and metallic COM
pounds are known to have been produced
by finaeroles since the eruption of the
year 1922"
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Livery Notice.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, is now sole owner Of the
L Stock in his NEW LIVERY STABLE, and 1t
will hereafter be under management, Horses
boarded and transient teams taken care oil at rea-
sonable rates All orders for hacking will be prompt
ly attended to- - ,,,e,,,e a.,
sor Sale. Drroup
Bellows Falls, Vt June 2, 1859.
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Every man has in his own life follies
enough: in his mind troubles enough.
without being curious after the affairs Of
others.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-24

n NJ GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist. Teeth
". Alled with Gold Silver. Satisfaction given
in all cases -
az Particular attention is invited g Foisoms Pa
tent Method Of constructing Plates The advantages
almost be said 10 be worthless in comparison. haze
che ecclastre right for this f1tra.
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AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. ED d Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the United States Patent ofRee Wash
ington. under the Act ofls5


No. rs State St. opposite Knby St, Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
states also in Great Britain, France, and other for
eign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, As
signments and all papers or drawings for Patents,
executed on reasonable terms with dispatch. ne
searches made into American and Foreign works; to
determine the validity and utility Of Patents OF In
ventions and legal and other advice rendered on all
matters touching the Copies Of the claims OF
any patent furnished by remitting one dollar. As
signments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States, possesses superior
facilities for obtaining Patents or aseeTtalnlng the
patentability OF inventions
During eight months the subscriber in the course
Of his large practice made tcice rejected appca-
uops Sixteen Appeals, Every One ot which was de-
cided kis favor by the Commissioners OF Patents,
! TESTIMONIALS,
II regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
s,icesssI practitioners Of whom have had official
CHARLES MASON, Comr of Patents"
" I have no hesitation in assuring inventors mat
they cannot employ man gore eoatDst,Rt aaa trest
tions in forp 10 secure for them az early ana IA
4 yorable consideration at the Patent Office. -
! EDMUND BURKE. late Com'r. o. Patents
Mr.. r. X. Eddy has made for me Thirteen appll-
cations in all but One Of which patents have oeen
granted and that one is now pending, such unInis-
leads me TO recommend all inventors to apply 70 MN
to procure their Patents as they may be sure oi nav
ing the most faithful attention bestowed on their ca
ses. and at very reasonable charges. ,cu,Dr,
pos,on Ian. 1853 i-52
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The following retrospective communi-
cation on the war and its C ose from the
Boston Journal, will be read with inter
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-24

GEORGE E. WALKER, Manufacturer and
VI Dealer in Saddles. Harnesses. Blankets, Sleigh
Robes Whips. &e. A good assortment constantly on
hand and for sale at the lowest cash prices: Please
chasing elsewhere. Repairing done a short notice.
SgIy Main Street. LUDLOW, VT.
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POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

Any amount and every class of Insurance required
can be placed at this Office in the best Companies.
aud at low rates at any agency in the country
Expiration Notices Promptly Given.
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a. bLLLi, 4 LAKE sGRkkiSR,

Dryer LIGHTHOUSE kiaiEEEn.lirH DisrRicr,l
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WAHMiHufOE, II. u Nay ~, lbtB, y
Proposals for furnishing suoh articles II Station
ery As may be required by this Department aud
the Bureaus aud onlees thereof during ths nseaI
rear esdins June y. ls79, " e received uaiil II
ssss propcssi' must 30 sisasd By The individual
factory Ia,Iss.ss hat he Sidd.T WI s5ssais ,
= accepted foi any o. All articles AZ articles
Bond with approved security Will be req uired Of
the party to whom the contract may be awarded.
On failure TO fuTnlsh any article when required,
IN a reasonable time, the right !, reserved Of pur
forfeited and II greater price than the Ooptr4et
charged to the contractor.
The Department reserves the right v reject or ae-
CePt the bid In all articles Hinkiy or collectively
An estimate Of the quAntltles which will be
3esded. and blank forms for bidding ,eontIiniDE
full Information Ia accordance with this AdVeT.
tlement, will DO fuTniahed on application.
Proposals ulAeoompanisd by satisfactory guar
aztec will not be considered, Abd oonIAets will DO
awarded only 70 .estIbilshed manufacturer or
dealers In the articles,
% the spcelheaionA furnished. and failure to do 80
will cause the rejection OF any bid,
Proposals. muat be addressed 70 the Secretary
tIoneTy.h ]. D, cox,
myH-2AWtd Secretary
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Proposals.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oIYIgE.

On the petition q ssSta sTOsl. p PhiIsdsl.
phia. Pa adninistIatIiI Of the estate Of Anasa
granted % the said AmAsa stone on the tn day Of
August, 1885. for an improyementin forming Screw
Threads, AZ In the neekA Of Glass Bottles and
clint ar articles;
Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at ths
may oppose this extension. Objections, dOposI.
tlsls, and ether papers should DO nled In this
SAMUEL 8. flsAER,
myls'TSW Commissioner VI Patents,
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y RoPosALs FOR CORN Or BARLEY.
HEADQ'n Firm MILTrAsr DisrRIoT.l
STATE % TsxAs, |
OPFIcE CHIEE QuAsIERnAsIlR,
ACsfIs. TkxAs, Nay H. 1850.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will BE- received
at this oico until ~ m Of Jun. 49, isoe, for furnish
ing such quantities Of Corn or Barley as NAV be
Austin, Fort Davis,
Fort QuitmAn, Corpus Chfisu,
Fort Duncan, fort RlshArdson,
Port Clark, FORT 0hfis.
20 Stockton, Fort Coneh,
Fort MeKAyet. 0reenville,
Jefferson, Ban Antonio.
bic quality, sheiied and delivered in sasia ps.
livery to commence on the lat day Of August, le0o,
aud continue, In such quantities and At such times
1870.
Each bid must be accompanied by . Euarantss Of
at least two persons Whose responsibility must be
certified BY this clerk Of court of reeord) that the
bidder Is epmpetont % carry out the eontrast, "
awarded 10 himi aud the residcnoe and post o1es
| address Of each bidder aud EuarAntor must be
stated No bid will be sntertaised not eonfornins
The altsat on Of bidders Is called to session 10 Of
the act OF Congress, approved July ~, lSd1
Proposals to he Plainly endorsed "fIoposais fer
| sigued.
nI y SG Ia. Of piSst n kiHss1s 9siiE.,
Deputy QuArtermAstsr 0sssrai,
| Smy26.td Breyet BriEadier Deal U.s.A.
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Tur MUNICIPAL EL-crror.-MJor Rich.
ar,is the superintendsnt Of the Metropolitan
poles force has Issued the following order 10
secure the preservation Of the peace A. the
municipal eisotion on Monday nsxti
n,,.,,.,.y or nrrporoLtrA Ar PoLtcs,l
wtsHI!oror, Junet isp.
general order. Ne NJ.
LinurssAsTi Inc annual " e,eeuol OF mvnL
olpsl omces lot the guy ~ " .sn.nk.oh ukes
place On Mondsy n.y. .ae ~ .n,.n,,,a.,,
The board OF ponoe ana tne supehhtenaent
are dete,mined 70 e.ys nothing nnd y, that
VIII Ienu 70 insufsv ~ pto,sot ~ voters
70 the exefose oi snem tHhu - oiu.ens on
thN ocGsslon sno WE .nls oo1eet IN new
YOU WI oossIvs. Ana eAuss to % oose''ee'
'hs tyiloNionI u'es} VI
L. 10 mempsn " w. orvs muv
psIt IN ue elsouon Iurtnet man 70 usPvxs .'s,n
xo's, ~ nsos. eusa s,to ~ ~
uokets, sonsihng vote. toa Any esnaies.e. os
dotnS any o,hef ~ indiesuns os 1870
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Medical.
RALrInsRl LOCK HOSPITAL.
fsrAsLIsHlp A. A RiSuaSYRoM aUAcKERY
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UNITED STATES EsaIsEER's oEFIcn.
-, No. ola MAZE srnElf.

MLwAuKEE,W Wis. Nay a, ISL.
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate, o. tho form far
nished by the undersigned will bs received al dis
office gPlil Y m. WEDNESDAY, Juas 70. 1850, foI
Wis.
Contracts will be made for 600 insAl feet Of close
pilinE, with the PRIV lleGo Of Increasing the amoant
for this purpose there will be required, n round
nnmbers, TO build the 90 feet; Prom S70 10 100
pilOs, feet long, aud not les. than Inches 81 the
small end 100 piles Of y and % feet In isalth.
wrought American iron drift bolts 800 pounds Of
peat wrought American Iron ssr.w bolt,i from 100
up 10 suitable bundles.
The piles, square umber, and all materials 10 be
way pine, OF lsmsracE 10 Be- stated Ia the bids.
For particulars apply At this once. where plans
and speelheatons q !he work can be soon, and all
Information furnished.
The work TO be commenced on or before July 4,
!, lSf.
The right to reject I'd E |; si,sIJss
NJ lor q Engineers and BrsVet Colonel D. 9. A.
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NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
justice Of the peace-ofiice 219 l street, be.
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth.
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A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE NETTING, under the
auspices Of Howard Division, Sons Of Tempe.
rance, will be held In the West Capitol
O'clock. Several gentlemen friendly to the
cause will make addresses on the occasion.
All are Invited.
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Tue GAINES CAsH-T The WILL RECON.
TEsTED.-In the Second district court, Judge
Duyignead, Messrs. Miles Taylor, and Jas.
Mcconnell, Of counsel for Joseph Fuentcs
and numerous other petitioners, Of this city,
have brought suit recontesting the validity
Of the title OF Mrs. Gaines to large proper
ties In this city aud State, held by petitioners,
and claimed by Mrs. Gaines under the dis.
puted will OF Daniel Clark, of July 10, 1918.
The prayer OF the petitioners, after citing the
facts, concludes as follows; Wherefore
your petitioners pray that the said Myra
Clark Gaines may be cited according to law
to answer this petition, and after legal pro-
cess had, Judgment may be rendered revok-
Ing the said pretended will Of July 10, 1913,
and recalling the said decree of probate
thereof as absolutely void and Of no effect
In law. And your petitioners pray for all
other relief and remedy the nature of the
case may require and that may pertain 10
law and equity."-M| ORLEANS PieayuEe.
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POLICE MAGISTRATE ASSIGNED. - Justice
Joseph T. X. Plant has been assigned 10 duty
Is police magistrate In the Second and Eighth
hFeeincts.-Sar.
Wrong again, neighbor. The assignment was
for the First and Eighth precincts, The Star
10 always 80 accurate.
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Fen LINEN Collars and Cuffs go TO the
Original Franc, 494 Seventh street, between
d and Z.
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PR0Fesial. 5st i MI. s gY5EPd ssrDOn At

s,.,.s y, rs.1.1sI| , ~ h is m,
yatil noon % the TENTH day Of June, $50, Tor
furnishinE the requisite natsrAls and doing the
Sid; mustbs made GA form. furnished frOm this
Hof all informstioa apply to this once
The nGht 10 reject any aud all bids Is reserved.
Proposals to DO endorsed Proposals for Improv-
lag tie HArbor Of Black Lake, Michigan" and
Bvt. Il. Col. J. U. ,PAReuHAR,
myB-h Captain Of Engineers.
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A uREAT ASSORTMENT OF gentlemen's
brown Jean, White Jean, Linen and Muslin
Drawers, from u to o., to ut almost any shApej
made In the best manner,
offer much larger variety Of these goods
this season than usual, at very low prices.
HEo, u. HERNINd, No, oil Seventh street,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS AT MARQUETTE,
LAKE SUPERIOR, MICHIGAN.
UNITED srArks RsaIE lsRs, OY1Ion.)

Scale. ,,sYs..! Il sssIis: Il 4. T.. A.,
s;ssS ~ hs S b Z W;
or more Of break At Marquette Lake bupsrior,
Mishlg.p RSE this purpose there iil b rsasifsd
lneal feet Of pine timber, l2xl1 ipehes SQUARE, IN
ADD Is s e hr 81 poSad
Amsrsau Iron drft bolts 900 cubic yards Of sisas
ballast,
The work to be commenced on or bsfora the lat
day II July, 1884, and the whole TO DO built 10 the
water surface by the lat Of October. 1859.
and spee lions Of the above be seen, Aad all
Information furnished.
The right to reject any or y b. D. 'w,'HifIYa
Major Of Engineers aud Breyet Coionsi, U.B.A.
mVIl-lh
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FoR SUMNER USDERsHIRTs go To the
Original Franc, 494 Seventh street, between
d and L. Prices 25, 80, 75e., o., and up
ward.
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CALL AT KoLB's for tho improved soda
from the Triumph, May Building, csrncr of
Seventh and + streets. #
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THE WASHINGTON CITY DIsPEssARY;
northwest corner OF Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and Z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free OF
charge TO the poor. Office hours from to
10 a. IN. and 5to Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. n
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Tho Washington correspondent of tho
New York Evening Post ssysi
Leading Republican politicians seem de-
termined not to allow the Alabama claims
question to remain at rest, but 10 make as
much capital as possible out Of the attitude
assumed by Great Britain. A movement
has been agreed upon to have this question
become one Of the leading Issues in the next
fall elections, forcing the Democratic party
TO follow In the wake Of the Republicans
and approve their course, or to take sides at
once with the English.
This plan has been discussed pretty freely
among prominent politicians here, and lni-
tial steps are TO be taken In Pennsylvania.
Politicians from that State, including Col.
Forney and Minister Curtin, are among Its
strongest advocates, and will endeayor to
make this question one OF the leading planks
In the Republican platform for their State.
Those who arc directing the movement
feel positive that II Will prove successful In
materially strengthening the Republican
party and produce good moral effect. Mr.,
Curtin, II Is understood, will take occasion
at the banquet which Is to be given him by
the Union League Of Philadelphia, previous
TO his departure for Russia, to Assume de-
cided position on this question and discuss
very fully our relations with England.
There Is good reason 10 believe that Sen
ator Sumner 10 heartily In sympathy with
the movement, and approves the policy of
making the Alabama question leading
issue at the coming elections In the various
States. While here Mr.. Curtin had fire.
quent interviews with Mr.. Sumner, and the
views Of both as TO the proper policy for our
Government to pursue are almost identical.