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NAPOLEON'S CORRESPOND
ENCE.
The Note on Belgium.

The Note Belgium.
NJ Cont has addressed tho following letter to the
journal de BrasfeHes:-
MY name having been mixed up IN the publication
OF two documents round at the Tueres, beg you
to ruccrve the following explanations ON the SUBJ
aect.The note relating 10 Belgium which is said TO
1tave been dctaIed tome by the Emperor, cannot be
In my handwriting. Never has his Majesty dictated
q similar note. The paper without date or
signature which HIS. been so much spoken
documents which reached the Cabinet every
day, and from all SIDES on questions OF internal, ex-
fernal, financial and commercial policy, NC. With
little good fath II would have been easy to convince
any one OF this
l have but one word to say on the letter OF NJ.
yecker This gentleman brought it himself to me,
and having read II in his presence, seeing that 1t
coSa n ssras, Ie m ior money WIN threats IN
threatened to deliver him up Justice as guilty OF
the crime OF calumniarlon, and requested him to
again.
Az have begun TO address notifications to you,
nlioW Inc TO add That ain authorized TO declare
apocryphal the manifesto signed .Napoleon,n which
has been copied from the English Journals ~ the
Belgian press CoNTi.
bRUxELLEs, Oct @, 1870.
Among the letters ana projects dictated by
Napoleon his Chef Ju Cabinet the following letter
figures. Itthrows light on the designs and the
proceedings OF the Imperial policy without date':-
II France 70 boldly adopt tho doctrine. Of naronaes
Ean nationality with the French naionaiity and to establish
Obj haad BSn; ss Ss sss cd
70 enter into such arrangements az may suit
France to entertain with IT there will be- Qcca-
sion to negotiate secret treaty wich viii bind both
parties. Without relying this treaty beng perfectly
sirc guarantee, 1t would have the double advantage OK
cvmpromisig Prussia, being for her proof OF the sim
seriy OF the policy and intention Of the Emperor.
80 long as one knows the character of the King OF
Prussia and OF his Prime Minister the fact that the
Late diplomatic inciten well the actual tendencies
OF public opinion IN France opened theft eyea
60 tho circumstances that we have claim Inc
frontier of tho Rhine. To make OF meeting the
confidence which necessary for the
mate mnst employ ovrseves In dissipatiun
those appehensons which have always fostersd by
the expectation Of this eventuaiy
which have also been awakened by late
lions These results cannot be attained by words;
must be act tand which would determining
thc ultimate fate Of Bcgium in concert with Prussia
by proving at Berlin that the Emperor Is really looking
elsewhere than on the Rhine for that extension
necessary TO France Alter the events which have recently
sranspred In Germany this viii gain for at least
Awe certainty that the Prussian government place
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

Notice was received In London October H. from
Suez, that the Red sea cable has been repaired and
Is working well. Communication with India by the
submarine route Is re-established.
The total receipts OF the British Exchequer from
the LIST OF April 10 Saturday, Sth OF October, were
f3l $685. 49, upwards OF three millions and three
quarters pounds sterling less shan for the corre-
spending period of last year. The expenditure for
Ing to the credit OF the government in the Bank Of
England was 1873. The sources from which the
revenue was derived were as follows:-Customs
f1o, 229 900; excise 80 973O0o; stamps s455S 900;
taxes, f70700 income tax, 81 42l, 900; Post ONCE
f2, $50 000 telegraph service f24O 0U0 crown lands,
ESQ, 900; miscellaneous, fl,665, ITO.
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AN AMBITIOUS EAGLE.-A correspondent or the
Worcester Spy writing from Warren, says:-One day
Mr.. James McDermott, was attacked while in ncld
near his fathers house, in Auburn, by large gray
eagle, which fastened Its beak and talons into the
boys legs ana shoulders and could not be frightened
Off by kicks screams. An uncle OF the lad happen
ing to be near by heard the noise and fastened TO
the rescue. The eagle turned on him and he was
Obliged to beat 1t to death In sell. defence the
writer OF this was at the house next day ana saw
the ugly bird. Its wings measured nearly eight feet
across from tip TO tip and around of It's legs was
tied bit OF rope, showing 1t had escaped from cap.
tivlty.
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m. THEIRS AND TIE CAR.
Kew the French Envey Was Received in
st. Petersburg.

H0w the Freaeh Envoy Was Received in
st. Petersburg.
M. THEIRS says London paper, received the re-
verse OF encouragement as envoy in 1T. Peters
burg. Before dining with the Car he was given to
understand that conversation on political subjects
must be altogether abjured. AS an individual, how
ever, he was received with the greatest distinction.
the courtesy OF the Gar that Immediately after DIM
he went Off to Prince CONSERVATORY express his
delight. s'Really,n ne exclaimed, "one forgets In
his Majesty's presence that is an absolute mon
arch; when such monarch rules one could almost
the same eG6ct.
Prince Gortschakoff BY no means allowed himself
mans enthusiasm, bu: quietly listened TIL he had
opp0rt unity OF lnterrnpting the stream OF talk
He then saId "What you say Is true; and what
peror If she had not inlcted Russia the disasters
OF Sebastopol aud Poland - ;
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GERMAN PRIZES.


AfmHnE M INC C0st o. TIC Enemy.
Ths Sfdat3 Anzei1er OF Berlin gives an account Of
the prizes made by she Germans SINCE the capituIa-
lion OF Sedan, th1s:-At Laon 20 guns aud 1000 Mo-
hlea were captured; at Teu loo officers, q 240 men
no horseS, eagie 1917 bronze guns. 1900 mliskets
1900 sabres 500 ciasses 143 025 daily portions and
81 $40 daily ratlons; Strasburg surrendered $50
officers 5000 men, 2n0 bronze guns, so locomo
lives S43 horses ana 3, 900 Cwt. OF ammunition.
Adding these to the former return tile UNIV eunded
prisoners now October 20) number 3577 horses and
LIZ TOO men, and the captured guns 400; $4,000 OF
the PRISONERS are in North German fortresses 1,400
<enieiy oilcersl In Prussan open towns, 10000 In
North German States and 70, 600 In South Germany.
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BERLIN.
Rapid Progress OF the city.

""V'u HrO1reHs OF tue VIty.
Berlin Is making rapid Development CORE
spondent calls attention to figures Indicating the
progressive enlargement OF Berlin which, since the
year 1882 has been at the rate of three and oneth
TO one II stood In that year ninth on the list OF
European capitals in point of populousness, and TO-
DAY u Is fourth A census VIII be taken before the
present year shall have explred aud meanwhile the
ponce returns. In possession OF tho Statistical B-
rea, give total OF ut least 000 The following
table y given az an accurate statement OF the fifteen
largest popuaiions OF Europe with the rate OF their
increase from 1892 10 1860 -
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"6uLL RUN" AND BIS MARCK,
An Interview Explained.

Mr.. Russell, In an interesting letter which the
London Times prints, gives full explanation OF his
coDtreteml,s with Count Bismarck, thus
When stated what the telegram attributed 10 him con
tained Count bismarck said II that messagc
IT. never directed your be ,sed
and meyer allowed my name % be put to such MESSAGE
! showed him the extract which he read aenvoly II
would. under circumstances have though, Of using
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The Minneapolis Tribune has an account Of a case
OF sonnambuism that came near fatal termna-
ton. woman named Elizabeth Du 1icl, about
t d rna ono norning aeipeiateiy stcipeo
thirty eetbelow. Her left ankle was sprained. her
lett Lex somewhat bruised and her back Injured.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIoNEER,
IA by ALLEN Il. MINER 4 BROTHER,
LATE HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER

Sacsrooms a5 Chambers and ~ Rcadc streets.
Leeds Art Galleries ST. and $40 Broadway.
Auction Notice.
Messrs ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER will give their
personal attention. for the years.
sales Of Household the residence families
declining housekeeping and at their spacious salesrooms
Sc Chanbers street, extending through to ~ Reade
also to stocks OF Merchandise owners stores, and
Al their galleries as above. ALLEN b. MINER.
HENRY ID. MINER.
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German Trade, Diplomacy and
the Army Command.
~-~~~>>>-N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
Napoleon's Correspondence and
Fortune.
EUGENlE'S LETTER FROM THE EAST.
>>>-~~~->~~o~>N~~~~>~~o~>
M. Theirs i'm st. Peters,
burg.
EUGENIE's LETTER FROM THE EAST.
FEE IaoNzNn CITY.

The European mail OF the ed OF October supplies
the following interesting exhibit. OF Old World affairs
as they presented on that day.
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A LIEN r. MINER, ArCTIONEER
n By ALLEN b. MINER & BROTHER,

Established 1917
Salesrooms Nos a Chambers n Reade street, Leeds Art
Gallo les sl7 and SIG Broadway.
On Saturday, Nov ct 1Ol O'Clock their salcsrooms
Nos. % Chambers and n Readc street
general assortment of Household Furniture, consisting
OF rosewood Pianos, Mirrors Carpets; black
wanu. gilt braced Palor Suits Turkish Suits Centre Tables
Eta ceres, Orrnolu Mounted Cabinets and Secretaries
Lounges Chairs Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands Ward
robes Bookcases Desks and Office Chairs, Mattresses PHI
lows and Bosers, Extension Tables, Bullets Side Tables
gilt marble Console Tables ocoths Stair Carpets and
Rods, Croekeiy Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Also at IL O'Clock,
three black walnut Sewing Machines from the late German
Fair rosewood cased Pianos by celebrated
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NAPOLEON'S FORTUNE.
What Is said OF ris prixnta AAairs.

The London Economist says:--We are glad to be
able 10 say that in well informed circles In the city
the statements which have been'pubshed In Paris
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MATRIMONIAL,

WILL ANY LADY POSSESSING HEALTH, EDUCA.
, om, good uisposton, industry, simple tastes sun
tnree years. qualified ~ above, engaged business bid
unS at 70 soon give him good posltony Address
FAHihhR box sSlS Post olcs. New YORK
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A LBERT b. WALDRON, AUCTiONEER.
IA Salesrooms, 1s8 Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
Second hand and New


THIS day. at I0ln O'Clock.
WALDRON COOKE Will sell by auction rs above. A
large and varied assortment OF raror, e Library
Dining Room and Hall Furniture, in Suits Bedseads Blu
Wahssands Buffets Bookcases Centre Extension
Tables Lounges, and other Chairs BRUSSELS Velvet
Medallion and Ingram Carpets, Olcots 2 Iron Safes
Spring Hair and other Mattresses. holsters, Pillows Com
forcrs, Blankets, Stoves and Fixtures Oce and House
Desks Mirrors Plated Ware Cutlery, Fancy Goods Kitchen
Articles, &c We would call particular attention wal
Bedstead Bureaus Waslsands C0mmodcs Tables and
Chairs Tor chambers, they rs cass make, Of
beautiful designs and 6nisb. Catalogues at sale.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

no MANUFACTURING OOoPERs.- WANTED, TO CON-
year. 100 to b0J sigar
rels daily hold 500 lbs Parties wishing contract
will address b. box laSi Office, stating price
they win furnish and beadup tho above quantity per day
None but responsible parties need apply.
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"A sale. ~ ' oAioN
S20o0 worth Of Household Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes
Pianolorte Statuary. &c. bV0lots by catalogue,
Mt the elegant dence 81 West Fifteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues on this day SATURDAY, Noyem
Der g. commencing at l0Jq o'clock.
Drawing Rooms-IhTee superb Drawing Room Suits,
cred French satin bIocac richest descriptions; Window
Curtains. match SUITS marquetere bos de Cabinet;
Tables Jardnieres Eagcres bookcase Velvet Medallion
Carpets, Brouze Chandelier, Clock Paintings by
artists rosewood pianofoe celebrated maker Stool Cover
bronze aud marble ESTUARY Pier and Manei Mirrors,
Lace Curtains, Cornces rosewood and walnut Bureaus
Boseads, Wardrobes, SUITE style LOUIS XIV; Hair and
Sets, Chairs, Lounges Rockers Dining Room-Exten.
Tea Service Pitcher Chinaware Rnby Glassware, Shelf
field Cutlery, Linen Basement Kitchen Furniture Sale
percmptory. ~ B-Partes wishing to attend this sale
take Filth avenue stages Sixth avenue cars.
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A UcTloN--Ar is EAST TENTH STREET NEAR

A UCTioN.--Ar IL EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR
n Fifth avenue.
Large and rich Household Furniture sale
A rare opportunity for honsckcepers
PARTIES wishing hrst class Furniture.
The,largcst sale this season. Over a5j,0D0 worth
ana over SEQ lots magnificent and costly
Household Furniture at public auction.
This day Saturday. November 8, Mt lU16 O'Clock,
Mt the elegant story private residence IL East Tenth
street, one block west OF Broadway between University
place Fifth avenueTwo magnincen; rosewood ~ oc-
lave Panoortcs eight rich ana latest style rosewood aud
striped aud plain reps and Cabinets bois
do Eageres Tables Turkish Chairs, Lounges BOOK.
Parlor Desk, Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
collection on Paintings, magnificent Bonzcz Statunry,
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bedding, Sofas, Chairs
Lounges, Rockers covered with harcot reps Exten
SION Table Bullets, Glass China and Silver Ware Ivory,
Cutlery Reliable IN abundance to cart or pack
goods Tor purchasers at reasonable charges
4 RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
II ONCE aud salcsroom "a Nassau street. opposite the
Post office.
Household Furniture,
removed from the country
Tor convenience of sale,
On MONDAY, ut 1o1 O'Clock,
BY JOHNSTON q VAN TASsELL, nj their salcsroom, 81
Nassau street,
The assortment Is large and comprising
Parlor and BEDROOM SUITS,
Dining Room and Basement Furniture,
Bedding, with Blankets, Sheets, Pillows Cases, 30.
Also an elegant ROSEWOOD upright Piano.
Also elegant rosewood octave round corner, grand.
Olice Furniture, Safes, Desks, &c.
A UCTIoN sAIE-TlIIs DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, OF
II team Black Hawk Cots team elegant carriage
Horses, sxseat Brett and second hand top aud
Robes Blankets &c, By COLI x MURPHY. Ts Futon
street, BrookYD
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTIoNEER

JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER
81 THIS DAY, Mt lOt9 o'clock =
at the auction rooms No North iam street. Msrshais
SALE bv virtue oil execution. OF lot or Telegraph AppAra
Machines Wire, &c; Stock OF Fancy Goods CoGntegs
Househod Furniture, Sofas LOUNGES Paror Suits BuresuS
Washstands Extension Dining Tables Hat Racks, L00knU
Glasses Snow Cases black walnut and IRON Bedstead Half
Mattresses Feather Beds, Bedding, Brussels, Threepy and
Ingram Carpets Sewing Machnes Stoves Office and Par
or stoves Crates Tenders Crockery and Glass Ware;
Mortgage sale, gray Horse Bakers Wagon and Harness.
CHARLES y. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgages.
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BILLIARDS..


n REAT REDUCTION IN BILLIARD TABLES.-NOW
~ syour time to buy the combination cushion
now made At W. H. GRlFFIfH'S, ~ vesoy street.
Go00 WILL BUY BILLIARD TABLE, STANDARD
RCUO size, with slate bed, catsut cushions, &C., com
pletc Call on kAVANAGh ADECKER, corner Canal and
Centre streets. -
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Great Fire in Canada
Presbyterian Assembly at
Philadelphia.
General Telegraphic Mis-
celIauy.
Session OF the Presbyterian Assem-
bly, at PHILADELPHIA.

Session OF the PFeshy EeFIan Assem-
bly, at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 1.-THE ses-
sion Of Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, resumed to day. Reception Of two
delegates, Rev. j as, .,Demorest and Rev.
David Cole, from the Reformed
Church, pointed strongly toward
a union between the Presbyterian and
Reformed Churches at some future
day, though it is deemed impossible
at presents The consideration Of the
reconstruction report was resumed.
The item changing the reading OF
Chapter z, Seetion 2, Of the Book OF
Discipline, was adopted.
The item following was amended to
read: 'It is recommended that the
Assembly instruct and order that all
Pres byteries, when reconstructed, at
| their first appointed meeting, to
vote aye or no. on these several over
lures and report IL to the next As
sembly." The remaining items of re
ports aud preambles were adopted,
and the report referred to the Com
mittee for engrossment previous 70 f :
nal action. The reports Of the Com
mittee on the Heidelburg Catechism,
ana OF the JGlub OOmmlbtSC6 On uLka-
sions and Church erection, were read
aud approved, and placed on the
docket for future action.
In the evening session letters were
read from the following correspond
4 ing delegates: Rev. j. B. Dales, Rev,
Charles Smith, Rev. J. j. Carothers
and Rev. Wm. Roberts Short ad
dresses were delivered by Rev. Messrs.
Plapleman and Weidekindel Of the
Lutheran Church; Rev. w. S. Alex
ander, of the Presbyterian and Con-
gregational Church, Of Wisconsin,
and Rev. DR.. Adams, of New York,
asking for information concerning the
session at Louisville. Rev Mr.. Back
US. of Baltimore, spoke In commend
able terms of the treatment and sac
cess of said session. and said he never
was so cordially received by an assem-
bly,.
Church Elections was presented By
| Rev. Howard Crosby. and placed on
the Docket. A report of the Com.
mittee on Foreign Mission was also
/ placed on the Docket. Drs. Mus
grove, Hatfield, and Wesner were ap-
pointed to prepare an enabling act
The Committee to confer with The
United Presbyterian Church consists
! Of the Rev. Herrick johnson. R. ID
Harper, w. p Bakewell. and Richard
Edward, Esq. Adjourned unit
il Monday.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

GLASGOW, May 27.-There are on
stocks, at one ship building establish.
ment In this city. eight iron ocean
steamers. and two others will be com
menced Immediately.
LONDON, May 27. The Fenian
movement on TIE Now York and YER
mont border, Is still anxlously watch
ed. and the topic is uppermost IN
newspaper comments The Morping
Standard thinks the United States
has no motive to embroll itself with
Great BritiaD. on a question 50 con-
temptible as Fenian business.
TIE NesUs refer TO the vigilant Ca.
madam Government; the firm attitude
taken By the United States. and the
absolute smbecility Of the Fenians To
prove that further aggressions upon
Canada, are, if not impossible, at least
improbable.
The Times again expresses It's ad-
miratIon for tho loyalty and vigor dis
played By President Grant It Is un-
able, however. to express its indigna-
tios, at the object for which American
and Canadian troops have been put in
motion; it applies to the affair such
words as abominal pillage, slaughter,
outrageous, murderers. ect.
PARIS, May 27.-Yesterday there
was meeting Of the Council Of Min
isters to deliberate on the form of
discussion IN the coming session Of
the Corps Legislatif to-day.
IL 10 limited that the members of
the Ministry were very uneasy last
evening. There was private re-
union of the Radicals in the Belle-
vile quarter.
Gambetta made q speech to the ef-
feet that there must be no more vio-
lence. Our triumph, he said, must
be through universal suffrage. These
sentiments were applanded to the
echo.
MADRID. May 27.-The Cortes are
averse to the bestoWing Of Royal pre-
negatives on Serano.
In tho Cortes, yesterday, Prim as
sured the adherents Of Espartero.
that he considered the refusal of their
chief as defnitive, and that they must
now endeavor to consolidate the
Regency.
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Imnortant Cnhan NeHa.

NEW YoRK. May IA respecta-
bic person, well known here, arrived
yesterday on the Moro Castle, from
Nuevitas. He brings important dis
patches for Gen. Jordan from the
Cuban government. 1t is said that
some of these relate to the resolution
Of the Cuban Congress, an condemna-
ton Of certain declarations made in
this country by prominent Cuban
officers, which have been the theme
of much comment By the journals of
the insurgents in this country. This
gentleman confirms the reports here
tofore published, to the effect that the
visit Of Gen. De Rodas to Puerto
Principe has not been attended with
good results, andithat all the columns
which marched from that city, have
returned, with but little glory.
1t is stated that Cubans entered
Puerto Principe in small squads. tax
ing out all they desired. The insur
gent Col. Cornelie Parro, with a large
force is near the city.
The defeat of the brig Detiner by
the forces Of Marmal, near Santiago
De Cuba, is confirmed.
The manifesto of Orange has pro-
duced no effect among the patriots,
other than of contempt.
General Gleason telegraphed to a
friend ia this city last night that be
would fight before daylight this morn
ing. The British regulars and Cana
dian volunteers are concentrating
along Trout River. The Fenians are
busily engaged IN throwing up earth
works.
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The War for the Freedom
of Ireland.
The Fenians Still Moving.
Skirmishing Yesterday. on
Trout River.
The "Canucks" Make the
Fenians " Get up
and Dust"
DisgracefuI and Cowardly
Conduct of the Fenlans.
The Leaders are Disguised.
Bodies of Men Still Moving
to tho Front.
Movements of U. s. Troops.
The Canadian Papers on
the Situation.
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Proposals for Nursing and Board
ing Sick or Disabled Seemen at
tina Port of Evansville.
LYONS PORTABLE FURNACE,
Patented April IL, 1870.

ANTED - MEN WHO WANT TO
Make MONEY-Here is an Oppor-
Tor making money rarely pre-.
saI.ea IN g LIFETIME. have got the pest
aua slresb selling article ever inventeQs
tl very heusckeeper buys on sight "
NAL E2Tnase, Weighing only SIX
nas. that can Be used with or without
e4se. 1T wiz nt IN the holes OF any
efra stove or range. aud will do as much
wc with cns quart - fuel charcOal,
cutf coke corn crslss wood, or soft coal
De da1s ca any stove Nth one half
NUassl- It will boil three gallons Of water
ia tlu minutes with less than ona quart Of
fuei. JIG VIII boil, broiis roast toast bake,
and stew. IL is the best nAt-iron heAler Ia
the-WorlC. lis economy IN saving llei IS
snnrvaious- You have no smoke gas, OF
neat In the room. It sells tina year rcunc.
Retail price ONLY 81 z5- Th0usancs are
capital can clear from $40 to $50 per coy DE
owning the right OF any gocA county ,Aal
man OF enterprise. ! VII send . san pie
furnace to any part OF the United states
eeipt Of 81 75. Addfesa for circular,
CASPER NJ. JoNEs, Agent.
ee at JOHN SCAN1LIN q cos,
u 3 and House furnishing Goods. g1
Mnt Street. opposite the Court House,
hv sville, lndiana. where the Furnace
S,EI viii prosecute every man to the
fullest extent OF the law who offers for
sale one or my Patent Furnaces Without
auth0rffy from me. mail Pm
LUST R ETU R ~ ED
-EwRs. y. G. sEEssENGUT
Hes returned with a large lot OF Millinery
facot s. some of the handsonest that has
seam brought to this place, which she Will
oaer TO the public at reasonable prices
and . lot OF
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
sue az BraIds, Chignons, CurIs, and
w. snd ali kinds OF Hair JeWeiry.
"A kSnds OF repairing neatly done.
NO As mAME STREET.
BETWEEN FIRST and SECO ND
EVANSVILLE. IND.
%. nn AT RiLtrolff,s Old slani.l
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QUEBEC. May IA destructIVe tlre
is raging az Sargenay, covering an area
of five miles wide by thirty IN length.
Over five hundred families, number
ing four thousand five hundred per-
sons, are rendered destitute. Six adults
and two children perished in the
flames. The wharf at Haba Bay, and
several Churches were burned. The
fire originated in the woods.