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was Sl,UU; but am very certain but ~ 400 was
ever paid This is the whole story, ani IL there
was any secrecy or fraud intended am at the
inst OF IL. One thing is very certain: there was
my part, and all ins:nuations OF the kind are
false and slanderous"
COunterfeiters 90 he Arrested.
Telegropked ESclusiuely TO The Erenino Star.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. PA band Of regular
organized counterfeiters i'm Pulaski, WAYNE and
other adjoining counties have been engaged for
some time in circulating several thousand dol
lars worth OF bogus ten collars and nifty cent
United States notes. A clue has been obtained
at headquarters and an early arrest is looked
for.
The Arrests In Paris.
Telegrdphed Esclusirely 10 Tie Erenino Star.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-The preliminary examina-
tions Of persons arrested during the recent trou-
bles have been ended. One hundred and eight
were Internationally discharged, one hundred
and twenty-five were held TO appear before
court, and one hundred and fifty are kept under
arrest for conspiracy against the State and the
Missing Ocean steamer.
ZeleorapAed kzclssipelv 10 The Epensno Ssay.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-The agents Of the
Inmsn line have heard nothing Of the steamship
City Of Boston, now twenty-nine days out. She
was provisioned for eighty days. The agents
think she has probably been forced 10 make
harbor in Azores
Cold Weather In New Enxl0D0.
TsiegrapAed Exclusively 20 TAs Evenssg star.
CONCORD, n. H., Feb. Pat sunrise this
morning the thermometer stood at zero, and at
ten O'Clock ten degrees above. About twelve
inches of snow fell on the range of hills from
Danbury, kumnery and Hoiderness.
John Bill Afrai6 q Petrsleun.
1slegrapAed Exclusively 10 fAe Evenisg Star.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-In view of the many shock
ing accidents caused by petroleum, laws have
been projected for subjecting it to stin severer
tests. "A bill win soon be brought before Par
lament looking to this end.
R0pal Infhllfbllaty.
ftlerspAed Esclssisely 10 fxs Evesssv Sser.
RoNR, Feb. 2z--The discussion on the question
OF Papai infallibiiity n expected 20 be opened
In the Ecumenical Council some time this
week.
women - vO9e IN MlnDoQRa.
TsJagrspAss Bscsssissly % As EseaSse Asv.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-The Legislature hss
amended the public school Law 90 e 30 Allow
women 10 vote on matters relating 10 schools.
ADeEAea0 Beeles6astacs Expenoa GPoo
1tsq0repAs6 4se1ssjpslv - n BvsaSs0 Asv.
Rom, Feb. 22.-Among the Ecclesiastas ex-
PEELED nom Rome are saidto have been several
Ugy Doek - uo1to.
1tleoyupAed Ese,ssivsly % fAs Eressag Ssas.
LoEDon, Feb.22--A company has been formed
here 10 build dry dock for MaltA.
Prince WohsolShe.
as--~-a~S R>~s~ss~>lv A - R~~~<>s -.
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NEW YORK AND THE FIFTEENTH AMEND
NENT-In the Senate this morning Mr.. Conk-
ling, from the Committee On the Revision of the
Laws, reported back the resolution of the New
York Legislature resembling their ratification of
the Fifteenth Amendment, with arecommenda-
ton that the resolution be indefinitely post
poned. He then delivered powerful argument
against the constitutiOnality Of the act Of re-
traction by that Legislature. He was listened
to with much attention, nearly every Senator on
both sides Of the Chamber being in his seat.
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Y aU4aTJ =
Dr.. {. z. IT. Manches er and wife were
arrested at -. Louis, esteI day morning,
for the alleged kidnapping OF Il tIItlS glli
be enging TO Newell sud Aboey Burn nat.n,
IN 3u nT attempted 10 WorK miracles Oh
the dead cody OF air. Heitkamp, Ie8 days
since.
Another fraudulent divorce has turned
mp In New YORK Johu GOwan went 10
Pittsbul Y, Ia May last, and dufinR his = b.
heDcs ttIS vie obtained a divorce on the
at Alien street. SOTsu proved mat
no spch person resided there, and tnat he
vas innocent. 4 CScIsIon has been re-
serSed by Jddgs COIdOza, before whom
the case was brought.
Jus ice Bowling. Of New York, on Tues.
day proclaimed in open court hat he
knew policemen who were IN The habit Oi
abettlus pick pockets and snaripg heir
piuBdeF. jude BOsTorlh, President OF
the Board OF Ponce Com missiOners. on
Wednesday fddTes~ go a letter 10 Justice
DOwling requesting The names OF such pO-
lice; o. d II found guilty, pEoInls' lhey
shou be summary dirIn tsSsd- ia TIC :
Dowitug sent verbal ply. stating that
he did not wish TO b9 com plainant.
The message OF Governor Craig, of Mis-
sOUrl, cai's TIE at eut1on OF the eglsla
lure 10 the eacsiul cOaGilt0E- OF the state G,
and in view OF this fact asks the 'nstder-
alton OF the expe itency OF removing ali
political disabilities ftom those " ho par
tIcipa ed Ia the rebellion. lie opp s9S 3
convention for the revision Of The consti-
tuition, but recon- mends submit ing to the
people he proposition II allow neg OeS 10
| vo and another striking out OF the Con-
stitution what is known as the double la
| bility clause. Tue debt OF the sta
| ~ SiS,5e3,0o9. The general financial
condition is faVOrable, bat the Gov
ernOr urges strict economy. The
/ interest on bonds for July next is al
ready provided for, and that foe the Jano'
/ ary 70 lowing, eau be essily arTau u2e d
| TEere "a now the treasury s699.Un1 most
/ or which belongs { , the in tsrest fund Yhe
| princIp I of the bonds maturing IN 1877
| amounting to s477 100, ana those Of 1873, o
| S6sJ 010. IN also be prom oily met.
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gtate COnvoatIOn.

NASHVILLE, Jan. g. Tho Sfate
Coaventieo assemblies here next Mon
day. Many members have arrived.
There was nc quorum 10 the Senate
The House made all bills on the
subject CT the penitentiary the special
order for Monday, and passed, on the
fret reading, the bill to punish public
officers guilty OF drunkenness, which
makes the offense a misdemeanor.
A bin 10 charter the Blue Grass
Railroad was SO amended as to pro.
vide that no State aid shall be given
'se.id road, that no disermination shall
be made by the road against Tennes-
see freights or passengers. aud that
Tennessee shall have the same legis.
l26vo eoatrol over the road as il has
over other reads IA the State, ana
then passed on the third reading.
The Senate resolutions compliment
tary 10 Judge Irigg, Of the Fedora
Court, we're unanimously adopted.
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NE y YORK

Spanish aHa Sabaa War waxing Hot
-ELG spanish GaGSGi aaa TIE Edi-
g02 0f SgsElsh Paper secelye
Anonymous Notification Eh2s II J
sF8 81 30 Ass3sslna e0-SsnOF
ls0beF;s, sp2Bssh ElBislsgaf Wash.
isg, OF, ESQ GO Dc Pna O.. Of FAC
H2y-0 her EefTs,
New YoRK, Jan. 6.-The Spaaish
and Cuban Wa. IN this city, Waxe8
hot. The Spanish Consal aOd Senior
De Coato, ediEaT Of Spanish paper,
have received anonymous notification
that they arc 10 b. assassinatcd Senor
Roberts, Spanish Minister at Wash.
iae3on, is also q be put out OF the
way by two well dressed emissaries,
Who are to dee0y aim ineg a DARK cor.
ner, according 10 El CroDista. The
Cuban Junta have arranged all this
bloody work 10 secret session. Mean
while, there are reports Of the sue
cessiu. departure of another eApedi-
tion for Ca5a, w5sh plenty Of arms
a0d powder.
The IenaJ8ieg gunb0a-s belonging
to spain were expected &c got of last
Bighg, war steamer following for the
purpose Of taxing care Of the Cuban
cr0lseTs.
A Washington speci4i say3 shsi ex
Governor L9g-Is on his way ~ this
city from Washington. and next Sat
urday will start by rail for san Fran
cisco, and on the 5rst OF next month
he will sail for S5anghae II assume
his duIi IS United States Minister
to China he has received iulI in
struetions 20 csTrg out faithfuiy~the
provision of the Burliagam3 trea'y.
aud especially 20 be promps and firm
on the question Of protecting Ameri
can citizens apd properly in The Celes-
tial Empire.
A VI Hashingion espondent has
ssnt a private letter from Madrid,
which says that Prim aud Ssrraoo are
both naiined 10 favor the sale Of Cnba
10 the United Slases. but arc fearful of
The etfset on tie Spanish peop'e, who
are bitterly opposed 60 it.
New YoRK, January 6.-The eue-
boa. Maria, which left here FfidFy,
la company with the q. 5. s.eamer
Miant0nomsh. for Portland. when of
Boy Head on Tuesday morning, broke
her steam pipe, and suddenly stopped
ahead OF the MiaBtonomah, before
the beldway of the latter could be
stopped. The result was a collision,
and the Maria was cut down to the
waters ejgc aud sunk ia Is minutes.
-Four of the crew, iremen. wsre lost.
Tho balance Of the ofieers and man,
including the LieuteRaGt Commander
in charge, were rescued by the Man
tonoman. and have returned to this
city. The Maria was a propeller
steam tag. and, IN company with tho
Miaatonomab, was on her way 10 join
the squadron at Portland. nov form
ing fer tbs naval reception Of Mr.
Peab0dy's Tethains
Tie steaVship Jsvs, from Liver
pool. arrived to day Generals Banks
aud Burnside were passengers
NEW York. januqry g. Backbar5
tho murderer ct his wife and Ms,
Randall, is Wesf8lesteT, made j cou-
/ fessi0G yesterday. while ? rtiaily
0nder the i11ae1eo Of cbloroform,
administered to him 10 test the truth
of his pretended insanity. He says
/ he k,lied his wife, because she was
un'ajtbFu' 50 him. aud docs act
know V by be killed Randall
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caban News.

HAVANA, Jan. Ga body Of in
surge0ts are reported 20 be moving
towards the Canto Abajo region, IN
the EasteTu Department. simuitaue-
ously with this movement, several
well armed bodies. If 200 10 400 men
each, were sent 20 the centre Of the
Cinco VllIss District Ii Is reported
that the object Of these expeditions Il
to destroy toe cane fields. There
has yet been no authentic confirms
ton az The surrender of 800 insur
gents.
The Toce De Ca5a olamors for de-
tails, but the Prensa Is silent There
is much sickness at Meritas 1t IS re
ported that the insurgents, recently
eueampcd at Gibra, escaped in boat
10 Ragged Island and Nassau.
Nothjag mas oecn heard Of General
Pueblo since the 25th Of December.
He left Nuevitas 10 Go<toWards Ca
sGrro.
The woods in the immediate vicin-
Try of Puerto Principe have been cut
down. thus depriying the insurgents
of place OF attack.
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Round Dances.

The following dialogue is from the
Catholic literary magazine published
in Philadelphia, called O1r Dion:
What eve can follow the course of a
coupls CT modern whirligigs, as they
describe their wo0drous circles over
the bali room floor? Like seaworthy
crafts, they alternately dip, and pitch,
and skim-now appearing lG tul SAL
before what would seem steady
breeze; then obeyiDg the sudden
rising Of the instrumeDtal gale, they
swing 10 the leeward, roll TO the wind
ward, and after a brief struggle are
submerged altogether. and found, at
last in some cut Of the way corner
painting, gaspinz, perspjTing. bat su-
premely happy and ready for another
cruise. Nov, the question arises. IN
Whst does the extreme pleasure con-
sist? Perhaps the following conyer-
sation between young LADY and &
clergyman may t5TOw some Light on
| the sutjoct:
Please tell me, Father. 9 i; sin
10 dance the round dances?
What am 70 understand by
round danoes?9
WalIzes, polkas, galors etc.
Describe a galop."
Why, it's something like a waltz
only sWIiteg, apd the steps are differ
ent, and there are several changes al
you make the circuit OF the room
I AIone?"
BY no means a partner. o
course.
Gentleman, / presume?'
Well, yes; gentleman preferred,
Takes The lady by the hand?9
NOT exactly; at least, by on
/ hand
and how does be dispose Of 90
/ ofherf
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Well, Why flushing deeply
you know the lady has TO be sup
ported, and so her partner just touches
heT vast slightly, and
But that would afford 60 sap.
port" /"
Well. ehe rest1 on bis ar-fiand
] Ist little. Father.
But then she mus. have q super
fuous hand if he takes but. one:
"Oh, che rests her other hand upon
his shoulder. jus5 enough 20 steady
herself" (More blnshes9
Bat very matter of fact is
that oomfortable?'
Oh, yes. Father. very comfort
abls."
If many couple dance at once, l
should think there would be danger
Of their coming IN contact"
Sometimes, but they recover Them
selves Immediately.
And the lady is not thrown away
from her partner2"
oh not at all; he holds her TOO
Closely
Il think taking q piUch of snuff
-" | understand now what you mean
by round dance. which I presume
yop enjoy very much
1t is perfectly enchanting! partic-
Ulariy when the music is 6ne and one
has good partner"
do you dance with any genffeman
who is introduced? In society there
must b some bad men"
Well. I'd rather dance with bad
man who Is a good dancer, than a
good man who is a bad dancer. 1t
don't make much odds about the
character of The gentleman. so he IS a
good dancer. But. then, TO be sure, [
enjoy it good deal more when l
know the character of a gentleman,
aud like him.
And you think this is proper, aud
modest, aud maidenly to go careerinR
over q bail room floor in the arms OF
a man whom you might or might not
have kno8n ten minutes previously.
Well no; but it is the custom"
(" Would you permit stranger, en-
teripg yopr fathers house, TO assume
the position Of a gentleman 10 the
round dauce, and conduct you
through your parlors? +"
OF course not; that would be
shocking"
My child, in tbe eyes Of God it il
tie same"
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OTTAWA.
lie ,tag Of the Privy Couueil.

y u aAsats "a +-e-f : - = *SR-4aA NAAH
OTTAWA, January 5-A meeting
of the Privy Council was held to day,
az whiaa it Is understood the Red
River 6ificulfy vas discussed TIE
Goger0ment viii aWait the result OF
the negotiation Of Vicar Thiboult and
Co30ucl De SalsberTy. IA effort viii
BE- made 10 obtain statement of ths
claims Of this Insurgents. The lead
ers form a bass sor settlement. Ta.s
falling. no d0u3t the GovcgGmcnt will
be prepared 10 adopt active measures
coBjoiai u with the Hudson Bay Com
pany and the Imperial Government
10 restoro order Ia tie Spring.
L is said that Governor McDou-
gals commission as Lieut.. Governor
of the Northwest was only to take
effect when the country was trans.
ferEsd TO Csua3a by the Imperial
Government. AS this Gid not rake
place, It. Is presumed ne sill holds 4
seat n the House Of Commons
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Prom ;he New YORK TEibuu ue, January 1. ]
Hopeless Insolvency OF ihe Atlantic
ana Great HeStegn RssiWaY CGm~
pBRY-A kecelTer Appoinled.
A suit has been brought in the Su-
preme Court By the people Of the
State IF New York against the At
lantic and Great Western R4ilway,
under the statute which provides for
the dissolution of insolvent corpora
tions. l. is alleged that the OlpoEa-
ton had been iDsolTcnt, aud had neg
lected and refused the payment OF ITS
notes aud debts for over a year; that
the liabilities of the Company sre
many millious Of dol ars, and that all
/ Of its assets ore insufficient TO pay he
eame. 4 motion was heard yesterday
! ia the suit Al Special Term TO appoint
Receiver TO Wind up its affairs as
provided by statute, which motion was
opposed By the CompaDy's counsel
| Messrs. Abbott & Fuller, OF this city,
who insisted on an adjournment on
account of the shortnsss of the notice.
| The Court refused to adjourn the
hearing, stating that it was not 2
proper case for aajournmen, thc
| Court having judicial know ledge o.
/ the utter and hopeless insolvency oi
the Company. Several technical OBJ
jec;ions were also unavalingly urged
! by the counsel for the Company, and
the case was then argued Oh IFS merits
by $. Ii. Hammond, Esq, Deputy At.
t0rney General. for the opposition
aud w. j. A. Fuller, 10 opposition
thereto
At the conclusion of the argument
the Court took the papers, and sub
sequently granted the motion, ana ap-
pointed Addison G. Rice, Receiver.
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WASHINGTON.

Arrival OF q EuspIciOHs Vessel IA
Charleston uaFB0F-EeTeHue sugs
Ten Sent After Her-Lata Havana
Adyiceg-s SBtasn General OF Gh6
Island Seriously Iii-e,iIer items
WAsHINaToH. January 6 "A vessel
arrived in Charleston barber yester-
day. reported, by the Spanish Minis
ter. to be the Cuban pFIvateeT Annie,
filed with men; among thein a por-
tion Of the crew Of the Hornet. 1t
Is stated thst a Unite / States revenue
cutter has been sent DOVE from
Charleston, with the Ialesd states
Marshal on board. 70 overhaul her,
Havana advices received from
Porto Rico TO the Both OF Decem her.
say the Captain General Of the Island
has been seriously i'll. but had entirely
recovered he vas poisoned With
verdigris, by eating meat that had
been kept IN a metal box.
Madrid adviees have just been re
celyed FROM Now York, statiag that
the Cuban insurrectiou has been end
ed BY the orders of the Cuban Junla
in New York. The uegs creates a
profound excitement
WAsHINGTON. January q. - The
clerks in the Office OF Cont ressio1al
Printer made application TO the Sec
retary of the Treasury for an addition
| OF 20 per cent. Ia their salaries. the
| increase Of COMPENSATION % date back
a year or more. The claim IS made
on the ground thas the law giving the
officers of the Senate 20 per cent I'd
/ ditional compen nsation embraces the
clerical force Of the Corgressiena q
| Printer. who Is elected oy the Senate
Secretary Boutwell, mas referred the
/ auplicarioa 70 the First Comptroller
/ The receipts os customs Tor the
week, ending December 31st. Wert
81 7S2 152
WAsHlNGTox, January 6-Com
missioner Delano dsc;des thae dealers
In leaf tobacco can not be allowed *
purchase the scraps, waste and sweep
iDgs Of cigar manufactures in bulb
| without payment Of full tax tBersnp
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Or the new Repuoncaa General
Com uittoe just elected 10 New York
CRY, the T.ibuae says:
We could name FIVE men on that
committee who have 4ade not less
than hall a million dollars in the
aggregate within the last seven years,
thr ugh the favor and cooperation
Of the managers Of the Democ- attic
party. This Is precisely what dis
tracts aad enfee5les the Republicans
of this city. Too many Of those who
run the Republican machiae are
bought and owned by the Democratic
leaders.
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Ap0thecarles Solliag liquors and
Alcoholic BltieFs are Subject 10
Liquor Dealers' FAX.

Ap0thecarles Soiliag liquors and
Alcoholic Bitters are Subject 10
Liquor nealers' FAX.
The following decision BY the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, will
prove Of interest TO druggists. ss il
makes it necessary for them to take
ou; both liquor dealers and an
apojhecaries' license:
OFFICE INTERNAL REyENUE,
WAsHENGToN, Sept. 4 1869,
SIR: I reply to yours of the 11th
ult., that under the amendatory act of
April 10, 1869, apothAcaries or others
who sell Fl HUsteiter's Bitter, or
any similar compound which contains
q large per centage OF alcohol, and
which eau be used az q beverage. in
quantities of five gallons or upwards,
at one safe, should be liable to special
tax as wholesale liquor dealers, With
out regard to tie fact that such
liquors may be put up 10 bottles and
sold by the case.
All requirements of the law with
regard to putting up the sign and
keeping the books OF a wholesale
liquor dealer, must be compiled with
If liquors are sold In less quantities
than five gallons, the special tax q
retail liquor dealers should OF course
be assessed (see pages q and %
series 5, No. z. 8 record. page 157)
persons paying both special tax a:
Wholesale and retail liquor dealers
can sell but twenty Eve thousand
dollars worth Of liqaoFs aud other
merchandise IN the aggregate before
becoming liable 20 the additional tax
on Gales imposed by the terms % tho
act Of April 10. 1869
No assessment fJr special tax a.
dealer can properly be made against
any person with respect TO his sales
OF other merch aadsc than liquors
| (except for tob4cea, for which a sepa
rate aud dis;ioCt special tax is 10
/ quired), Then m8de at his place o
| business where tax as a liquor Geaie
is paid.
| Persoos who keep shops wbCr
ne iicines are compounded. or pre-
pared according 80 prescripti ons 0
physiciaes, should b. required 20 pa.
| tax as ap0thecarias, poswithstan cinl
| tn nav have paid tax as l'quor deal
crs. Very res pectiuily.
I !. ". DOUGLASS,
DepXiy Commissioner.
A. H. MoRGAN, Assistant a Assessor
I! Portland, Oregon.
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LOUISVILLE.

Draft OF Bitl 10 be Presented 10 Ton.
gress HakIng Louisville Port Of
Entry Adopted.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6-The draft of
the bill to be presented 10 Congress-,
making Louisville a port of entry,
was read and adopted IN the Beard Of
Trade to day. The Secretary was in
structed to send a copy 70 the delega-
ton In Congress.
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0hio LegIslatura.

COLUMBUS, o, Jan. "a bill war
introduced ia the Ohio Seuate 10 day.
Tepe9llng the famous visible admix-
tare law. Also, bill vas introduced
to compel X. Il. Companies consoli'
dating with foreign Companies, to
purchase from tho STOCKHOLDERS pro
testing against consolidation. their
stock, at the highest market value.
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TaERE seems 20 be difference
Of opinion as TO the result Of the vote
ia Pike County. on the North aud
South Railroad The latest indics-
toes are that the Retersburgh Press
fred It's Big euu too soon
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VOL XXI.

The new annual passes on the Ia
dianaDolis and St. Louis Railroa 3,
state that Conductors viii permit
the holders OF this pass TO tragel In
the lsdies car That's sensible.
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Heavy Robbery at Rockville, parke

heavy Robbery at Rockville, Parke
iOunty-nry Goods Ht0re Broken
Toto and Robbed Of S1s,0 1850 I'm Cur
rency.
TEBRE HAUTE, Iud., Jan. 6.-Last
night the store Of Harding & Brother,
dry goods dealers. at Rockville, Parke
County, was entered, tho safe broken
open aud robbed Of $4,000 IN cur
rency. Some disagree ment existed
between the firm aud tho officers of
the bank at Rockville, and they had
withheld their deposits, which ac-
counts for the large amount Of money
on hand. The burglars left their
tools and dark lantern, with some
other professional appurtenances.
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Meeting of the Publishers Ass0eia.
item

INDIANAPoL1s, Jan. 6.-The Pab
fishers Association, of Indiana, held
an informal meeting to-day, sad al
journed till to- morrow.
A large number OF prominent poll
ticiaus are here to attend the Demo
cratic Convention. Saturday.
The Western Union Telegraph
| Company will have a full force o.
operators on duty to.norrow.
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v Advertisements.
cutpiX Sale
OE TEE
.1e Art Collection
or THE L ATE
BSEA THOMPSON, ESQ.

E. LEEDS & MINER, AucrionesFg,
t Galleries, 81 snd SIs Broadway,
IS - w v O RK.
rleucIng Monday. February 9TH. and
-truf NJ day and evening until ths
re col iection shah he sold.
collection Is believed 70 be the most
i've and vaIuab g ever owned IN the
states. Valued about S5e0. .yQJ. COM
more thrn 8 thousand ptctur res
celebrated Europeau artists, from
b injury to the present time, IN
1auy originals of great value also
Euudred Paintings IToTn celebrated
can artists.
ttirs collection sgiu DC sod t0ifh0tst re-
-us or limitation, 10 close the estGfs.
Catalogue. q book OF more 100 closely
pages, VAL be forwarded on reosIpt
snts. Address the Aucttoneers