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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 9.-Bowles Brothers, American
bankers, Paris, have suspended payment. The
failure is attributed to delay in receiving from
America 3 remittance On bills cashed by them
in Europe. The members of the firm hope that
pay rs cents on the dollar. At the
came time it is asserted that a large
portion Of their capital has been careless1y ex-
pended. It is believed that arrangements have
been made with Dre1el, Morgan & Co., in favor
travelling with, and on, the faith OF Bowles' let
tars of credit. The condition Of the Japanese
Government business, now resting in the hands
Of the firm, is considered bad.
, 1872-11-11
81 DR|DA.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 1o.-From information
received here from Florida, it appears that
Bloxhall, Democrat, has been elected Governor
Of that State.
, 1872-11-11
E:VENTl0N OF FIRES.

''~ : :: -1>' -: Chicago Tribune:
+' = j ~ the insertion Of The en-
:::>9'. -: g -. Mayor and commercial
g. = :: -: :: -icago?
:.:..-. r = 4ence Of your valuable paper
, 1872-11-11

ST. Louis, No., Nov. 10.-Returns from 102
counties in this State give Greeley majority OF
q, 1903.
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| There is great reaeon to fear that the fire
which has laid large portion Of Boston in ashes
to-day, (Sunday), will seriously affect the com
merce OF the whole United states-for, outside
| the circle OF immediate loss, Boston aharei
| with New. York the position Of EASTER
many departments her stocks far exceeded those
| Of New York. The part Of Boston that is de-
stroyed was that part which contained the
sto1ehouses Of merchantab1e property.
Probably the greatest effect will be felt in the
Of wool, and 3 large part of our Western clip
| and vas yet stored there, ~ rs the
prevalence Of the horse disease
had practically suspended shipments for three
the West Will be the appreciation in prices due to
the enormous reduction in stock. Very little OF
that wool vas owned in the West, because the
rates Of interest in Boston are 50 low that ship
pers have always realized as Hoon as possi-
ble,-usually drawing at sight, or on or Today
bills at the furthest.
Next in Importance comes cotton goods, Bos-
ton being headquarters for the whole OF the
England cotton manufacturing region. The
stocks OF domestics burned up, must have
been large, but happily there is1eason to believe
it will be much less in the aggregate than was at
first supposed, the fact being that most Of the
leading houses drew daily from the mhle, and
had no need to carry large stocks in store. This
aCCuuIlt6 1OI Il6 comparatively IRQt 4Q68eS 1e-
ported elsewhere in our dispatches By the
heaviest dry goods houses. New York
shared with Boston in the work OF supplying
the West, yet many OF the goods sold in New
York we're shipped direct from Boston.
WoolIens are affected in the same way rs cot
ton goods, but to less extent.
Next in Importance ia the trade in leather,
boots aud shoes. Boston transacted nearly the
whole OF the hide trade with South America,
besides receiving largely from the West. She
was also the depot for boots and shoes, but
It is probable that the loss in this
dlrectlon.ls not 80 great as generally supposed,
Not only are the manufactures at suburban
points held in stock where made, and shipped to
Boston generally against daily sales but the
manufacturing season ia over for the year, and
the bulk of the shipments OF boots and shoes
from Boston WAS already made to the West; so
that stocks were relatively light.
boston was also headquarters for East India
gooda-iute, MANILA, &c.-for shelf hardware,
Wholesale millinery, notions, Wholesale grocer
lee, rubber goods, and fine paper stock. For all
OF these lines, the stocks Of the United States
haye been materially reduced by the fire.
Boston has not lost heavily in provisions, as
the bulk of the shipments Of the United States,
to Europe, are made through New York, Phila-
delphia, and Baltimore. Neither has she
1885, heavily on grain, her business in
ti that direction being principally in
'he direction OF supplying the wants Of
'ortlon OF New England. But, in the export
7ur that city was building up a large trade,
: is probable that she held large stocks,
- 20 have not at hand any figures that will
., 1nber Of brls Of tlour in that city on
, 1872-11-11

Indian Raids on the Upper Missouri.
TAsHESGroS, Nov 10.-General Sherida tela-
graphs to the War Department that abot 500
Indians, from the Grand River and Chsenne
Agencies, attacked post at the Northern 'acifo
Railroad crossing Of the Missouri River, n the
4th inst, but all were driven off withou Diff
Guilty No loss WAS sustained.
, 1872-11-11

RNHAM-TEO3iPSoN-In Denver. Nov. 5, At
st. Johns Church {EpiscopaD. BY the Rev. j. MCook,
Of Hartford, CT, Thomas Il. Burnhau and Ella P.
Thompson hnth OF Chicago
AOR1ER-0f dgphtheria Group, In this city, Nostnbe,
10 lsi, Willie E. B. Motier, son Of Edward ,prier
aged years.
Funera1 Monday at p. NJ, to Ca1yary Cemetery:
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

There are ffty-si1 Life and Accident compn~
MES doing business in Massachusetts, all hay
ing Boston agency. OF these, Six are Massa-
chusettB institutions, aB follows: 'tBerkshire,
OF Pittsfeld; John Hancock Mutual" Of BoB-
ton; Massachusetts Hospital" Of Boston !;
Massachusetts Mutual" Of Springfield; ssEew
England Mutual" OF Boston, and estate Mu-
tual," Of Worcester. The other fifty companies
have their head Offices in New York, Connecti-
cut, Vermont, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and
elsewhere. The gross assets OF the MasBachu-
setts companies amount to go 565, SIT, and the
liabilities to S17, 1851, 1858, showing a surplus as
regards policy holders Of 81, TIA ,248. The assets
Of the fifty outside companies aggregate $780,
1898 1856; liabilities, 5243 $40, ,9l3, showing sur
plus as regards policy holders Of S26, ,187, ,222.
The assets of the Massachusetts Life Com
panies, comprise United States bonds, State
bonds. city and town bonds, National bank
stocks, railway shares and bonds, loans on poll
cles, mortgages on real estato and shares in we'll
known manufact tuEing companies. The financial
condition of these life insurance companies will
not be affected to any considerable extent. The
bank stocks held BY them may decline from 10 to
20 per cent, and some OF the mortgages held on
property in Boston may shrink in value from 20
to Is per cent: But as these. latter cover prop
erty estimated to be worth twice or thrice the
amount OF the lien, uo serious loss can result
tnerefrona. The outsfde companies doing BUSH
ness in Boston, have very few Investments in
Massachusetts, and their losses, if any, will be
insignificant.
, 1872-11-11

DEAR SIR The tocsin is sounded The alarm
Of fire in Boston sends thrill Of terror through.
out the land.--yes, throughout the world.
What next? ?" is asked, here and there.
What town, what commercial house, what insur.
ance company is safe after such calamities as
Portland Chicago, aud Boston ? What preven-
tive will be Of avail in this age Of fire ?
Organize Vigilance Committees, free from
political connections and other injurious lntlu-
ences. Let the commercial houses Of this town
at once organize, in connection with the Board
OF underwriters, an independent Fire Depart
ment-aot in opposition to the Municipal De.
partment, but auxiliary to ito consist of live
men, always Eeady,-a1ways reliable. It ought
to consist Of large number Of mechanics, such
as carpenters, blacksmiths, and others, to give
efficiency to the Department in any and every
emergency with minute Instructions relative to
any alarm Of fire.
Experience has proved that almost every large
cont1agration could have been prevented by the
use Of q few pals Of water at the start. Pre-
Vention being preferable to cure, let the COM
mercial men and insurance companies guard
against such terribly calamitious fires in the fu-
ture, particularly in this town for the coming
winter season.
Who has forgotten the circumstances Of two
Lake street fires few years ago. when the hy-
drants we're frozen and the river ice-bound ?
It was nearly half an hour from the moment Of
alarm till the stream OF water was pouring on
IHo Halues, the T1Ver only TWO BLOCKS distant.
Organize Bucket Companies. The old leather
bucket is not to be despised. Strong arms, with
heavy axes, will secure water in q few minutes,
even from an ice-covered river.
Men Of commercial enterprise, and You, dear
sir, at the helm Of the great Western Metrop-
will be a great saving in insurance risks.
Now is the time. Strike the iron while it is
hot. Future ages, and the present, must take
lessons from the past. Respectfully your hum
BILE servant, joHN G. ScHWEIzER,
With Kramer Bros, 262 and 264 Madison street.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1872.
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may do great deal towards arousing the minds
and energies Of business men and others to the
Importance OF Immediate action. Action !!
Action is the only prevention of such great
cala1nities, sweeping away, with one wave of
fire, the earnings Of lifelong enterprises, sleep
less nights, and logical calculations, Every man.
woman, and child is interested! What insurance
company can pay the losses after such repetition
OF condagration
Sound the tocsin Of alarm to the ears Of the
commercial world Nov is the time to oreanize
an efficient Fire and Police Department, to be a
model establishment of Chicago, for imitation
in every townand village. Yours very truly,
JOHN G. 6cHwE1zEa.
CHICAGO. Nov. 10, 1872
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The Odd Fellows will be among the first in
the blessed work OF relieving the distressed"
came to the rescue Of the Boston sufferers. and
announce that they will donate the entire gross
receipts of Nasby's lecture, tonight, for the
benefit Of the sufferers. Early yesterday, they
despatched the following:
james r Fields, No. 148 Charles Street, Boston:
We donate the GROSS receipts Of Nasbys lecture to-
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Government Sales.

A UOTIoN BALE OF CONDEMNED PUBLIC
II PROPERLY.
OFFICE PoHr QuARrHRMAHrERl
hCPuEnaon'a BAnnAcHa, y
- . ATLANTA, GA. January %, ts7a
a. 10 O'Clock m, MONDAY, March 4, l57a, mlsoeI
nneous %, o. Oondomned QuArtermAstsIa stores and
&c. '9RG' 4 H0YT
teI Leut 18th Infantry, A. A. q. NJ, u. 8. A.
A UOTIUN sALE or QUARTKRMAsTEkS
n STORMS.
OFFIOK Poar QuARrnRMAsrEn,l
JACKSON BAhnAcMa, \
go NEW ORLEANS, January is, Is7a-
Will eIpoae Tor sale a public suction on THU RE-
DAY, tho 18th day Of Febrrary liza al 10 q N ~ the
post Of Jackson BATrAoks, New Orleans, LouIsiana-
A QUANTITY or QuARTRRMAsTKRs
bTORKs,
Clothing and Camp EquipAse and suhsstsnos Stores,
Consisting o. one Mule. MAEons carts, steam EnglDe
Boiler, Chaira. Dpsha. BuoHeua, cook ana Heafina
ssoyss sad Pipe BlAeksml,h and oaIpsnIsr's Tools.
steads, Dried Fruits, Corn Meal. Ao
fern Terms q sale o.sh y, y YEDDKR,
sistAnt Quartermaster. febi
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PROPOSALS EoR SUBSISTENCE sToREs.


OTTtcR Aorrra OoMMIHsAnH oY SUBSISTENCE
DAvID's ISLAND. NEW YoRK HAHRoR,
JAnuArT n, Ina. \
Sealed proposals. In dupoatsof The form furnish Vi
By the nldersEnsd, wilt 20 reosived until the aist
day Of fobruary, ls71 ~ u for all the frssh besf
required At this post for four months, or such less
time as the Oommisaary 0enera may direct cont raet
commanding March I, liza
Details and requirements furnished by The under.
saned OPP Of the latter with this advsrtiss msni,
BISHOP ALDRIUH.
ilu95. First Lieut.. Eighth InfaniTy, A. O.S.
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Medical.
~ RAIrInoREG fI - HOSPITAL.

DR. JOnNsToN,
BALTIMORE JOOK H0RPITAL.
Once Ssnth Freder1on atFsst.
From bis sslsn.l rsotios In great Hosyisse o.
EaIops md The IT. IN this sountry. ytsi kpslAndi
Fl 80 isifisi pissaea tn tbs world '0'
ws.EDsss o. me sei o. Limps 3tfiotsi - AGsotioa
ne kld9sIs % bls ,is, sn,oiaalaI p,sehass,S
q ne HssTt, TmiditJ. .Trsmglius Dinlsss q Slabs
q giddins..i DlsessS q ~ Heed, ThrOet hoss o
tsrrihls dsorTsrs srisss fron ths All
tAu Habits q Iouth.sncnkI ard SOLITARY YrasiiosS
DE Mariners o. ulysses bliEhtnE ihslr nod 6rillianf
hopsi or antiaipaions' rendering marriage As, In
YOUNG AtF
gho hhye injured themgslyes b. ooftsih pfbctioe In
dugod In vnsn alors-a bahia Frequently issTned iroy
ashiT at sycn when ssiesp, and 4 not onrsd Tsrdsr,
marriage imRossible and destroys both mind and bod
What nv that TounG man, ne hope Of bis eoaR.
VI, The pride Of his PArsnts should be gnatahsd from
sa.Scs y Ssy!Aiins ron % ps 81 usIurs .sS d.
dulGinG in . certain secret hAbik
MARRIAGE,
n.rsd r,..oas or nSD1e hse seais@PIstns PaS.
sIsAhv. Pogsr-Impossnezl Nayoas kSe.taialiS.
P.ipltstios or!sssie ws,kn..s nsyyon. Ds6uisE. O.
No lsttsra received unlsss pcstpaid and ooh.an-
Tag stAmp 70 be assd on The reply Porgoo. urttng
:hoaid s,.s. ~. md asn1 PORTION Of sdTsrsisnsni
EnDORsKMEHT OF THE PRFss,
rhe mann Thousands cured ~ ths within
or.-oS! y b. JSsass5SS sssGa
The rspo!tsp Of the Sun" and many other pspsf1
Ssss, 6s.ass 81 :isadlas : ssati:ssss q chase
.s I'd r''OOn'isit'. hs sainasni Eu.saasss . ths
OFFICE. SOUTH FREpERIoK sTy.
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Railroads.

PALT1aoEE AND ONO RAILROAD.
WlRfEgToE Dec %, is7J
TrAlns b, vesn WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE
and WARRINGTON AND ThK WRIST. ATonou run
FOR BALTIMORE,
y.a,o daily, .ss.Yt sgnd,s, 4 g. $40, s;lS. and
"'oP' ~ iAd fo o Wv tsitiSff tG Nd 1872 n,
Leave DAILY sInspt Sunday, At ti;b, Blb and 10 %
ron PRINUfrkl. WAY STATIONS.
BlAdonsburR, Beltayille Laurel, Annapolis Junoton
and RelAy-Jesye At 6tb, siit, and lOl0 q. M, and
nt5, 500. And ~ 2. N, eIoept thai the 20 .. m.
ssoGS :; J..seV Th' p M or sgaS.I stops q
FuE kKgkroLIE.
Leave q as n Lndt 10 ., n Ne traits 70 n iron
~'''"' y" On SUNDAY,
.... FOR 9ALriMQRE
I''''na"sn o 4 "; "a W., ETi s9s ss'"".
Leave 1t 900 4 n. sad ! % ard lbs m.
ron ALI. PkRTH o. TIfE wFST.
I~eyo dallTI sSospt Saturday and Sunday, 81 Sg
On Saturday, atsiib a m, and 7, rs .. N.
On 50 adAy All O0 and - ., a., otlJ, oouuggtinE
Rev Station Nth trAius FROM Baitinofs 10 wSselnE
pstssSss,5aIs. Pit t,s as. u -,
Hoa.s Nh strssbeE s5d WiaS6SsisT SsSoTrso ,ii
ThroaEh uoksi. 70 thS ws., Gao b. h.d a. The wash
nGton Station 1eket Once a. All hoara In the day
For New Yprk. PhilalaiphiA and bo.iap, ses sdvsr
u'smsnt Of "Throash IAnI. =: \ WILSON,
In DOLE General TisSst Arsst
n
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THE MARKETS.
rlnAruLAL am commEnuIAI.


stock Report.
Spsriai 10 SsiionsI Republican BY ne Franhiin
Telegraph ComPdny, oHes 600 PsnHsylvoH'a
dveHHs--Jsmss N. Gossaway, Manager.
NHg YonE, Esbsg.y IL p F; ysi,,d ]. sat, z,
SSupSn, iloS q K ~. u 0S"pos, log, kE
e. oesP9a, ~ U; 8 IN. Psr n 0gsg0S, INA ss.o y.
lax, u. b iosa.. oosboa, Iioi osIrs1sy Hlss.,
II nsy re- cent IYs H.s.oc Fso i.
Man, laisi Adams Rrprssi, psSi Wells, IEEo 0o'a
~. ps. A sS.I su srHisS TS
Usntral scrip, esS krie. ~ Harlan li11 Resdes
I'D Espis.a sossssss IA: osd. ysi9S FssiSs
sss, S;s,srysS: ,si,s, Nv Sj...y S;sstfs 'Esi.
Ess I :pa 81 Issi, tsI Milrsutse sua 81 PAU pre-.
I.rred. ~ w.b,.s wss,syn,,, ~. Dss.s,s.
.sSssi sd rs j. SspS ~ hstso WA sSS S
l!iSl Qhleaso .nd Alton pFsi.ued, lsiy ohlo .pd
Mi..issipPi oerthcates, Is; COL, Chic and indiana
0; Ssil o. 10. s.rs., strong, . -. 49,.
& Fsss E .S s S%'' Yors sns mrS
spn, TX New YORK Central ,ctip, 1915 KIie, Sisi
uson ssSs Rs seoSt ~ sSa Ps
sHs s nS,,s.S' nosthsss, p,In,'sTr2 sih
s s.,,. srd az sS rsg Ns,2Lse sPa 81 ssS Pre-
50 Jts5p6. tg. Ohio ssd sslaslppl oS.plaos,Ss. g.
Cod nos asr.e, steadv. .. I'M
Markst quist Comparatively, with tho demsnd oon
nned entirely 10 the local trad but steady and Arm
tore, End for all descriptions prices remain be
WkssL- Rsoslp,s vsry nsht, apd the marLe, oou...
quenhI quiet but pflg renal steady and hrm
sales Penn.ylvAnla rcd At issaigi o.pts, ID Mar.
land DO =. w cents Tor common, and is1Gsi7o cents
C5Ta.-Ma.fst pull under vsry light supplies. the
saes amounting 10 III AEgre4Ate 70 lee. thar LON
bushels but prices stendily mantAined western
mi.a selling a % CENTS Tor Jello~ and " cent? Tor
Dull, with rather dsoisius tendency. Safes
69ss. There !. nothing drinE "a usaso lbs, w.
rather heavr, though holders ara atu flfn, and no
dsp lation Is manifested 70 maks CONCESSIONS N nfdar
70 eject sales We quote A. before va RI Ia hond
Eos-, teheaisS os,ts for prl 90 d., and dr,y paid
lots Al from " TO Az cent. Al gid Toe stock hsre
n not hands to4ay d only itll bags Rlo bnt there
I. stock here In ssoond hands Of soms dIeO0 bag
TrosiigHs Tberr Il sn active trade doing In Bacon,
mot Of The dealers being In r.esipt Of large orderr,
hat ier Bnis hsa IAGa ARa We, PS,s %. mss.
follows vsi sX osnts for snoudsrs " coats for rlh
Sdes and osnts Tor 81 ar RIB DO Buiz Meat Il duli
Most q tho anol are EettnE thetr supplies directly
" sell. Shoulders quo.s nominal a ~ cents, aud
sldes y 6j4as.s cens for RIB, and eSef ounts Tor
oioaI rib. Lard, We qaots held sA coats fog steam
ssIiIns' Mess Fork i dali bot stead, u sIfbo pss
ssgars--ws hear q no safes, and 70 s,s no change
Ia the general condition Suoh demand " EXISTS h
,ou dnl. We qaeto FOr rehnln GIad.a Qgha an
Porto Rico pkagf cents, groorty Uuba pN9l0 cents
Eroesu grade Porte Rico eAei6N cents, Dsne-ara
csSs sao DsH sss o sSs H'' crop Ne" Dr.
Whiaty. Huh Wines ws quote at pisglN cents for
Cly and Western,
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A RMY TRANSPORTATION.


OrIioE Gaisr dUiETshsssTyR,
t9aT LEAvENMoRTH. KAN January =, isla
ps,is.op Of MiiiiAiy. Indian ssd Gorssunsat saP
nd ssdias S STS S&; ! S it a.. % s:
RoUTE NO. TWO On.
rom such pOlnts % The kaosas i.eino Rsiiy,ag and
Wv mas DURING he sasss sss d e. sos..I M
aSslSps,sd o. ne yhlsf 2s.Itssm.stsr Of The MN
%sS % @ ai T. e s%s SSs. .s
GERS % their sFents e The STATE Of kansas and Ter
Territoy q 10 north q he red River md vs.s q
pSa 90 ;ss o fous S @ @ g ,Ss SSss
md RiI sS, Zoe TIE Pseea. e. .hR
b made sep.rs,sy from ,hO.s fos shipmoats from
pound. per one bundrsd liloJ miles. q which lSssy
fSs s:sst Z = srsSsseIs.d win not sIO.cd in tn.
Bldders will state their places Of rssidssoe, and
ssea pro2osa must p .SeoIp.nisd by deposit q
banking house Or 6SSf. psysbls useondiiiossiIy 70
me order Of ne undsr,lEnedl. q El...ntec that IL
L and enter into contract With GOOD ana saioispt
security, In AocOrdaneS with The tsrps o. this sdvsr
Staten 10 ossS 81 1Ss Ss. Ss ~ Ss,S s b gns ss
contract may be awarded 10 oIsoutS IN due form such
The ontiIe route must be bid for. Bid, will not be
eP fsa slae 70 Tor gos.'ns only e ns t2ats
onerod Is reserved
the l us dSs q Rp 81 sd must Ss ss.'.I cl.S.
o. business or agency a. which he mag b COMM.
6sni form. = 5sios Inc oosditons % The oaSSss
e be entered int must aocompany and b . part q
can be had on application 70 this once, and q ,hs
onarteImAs.srs ~ 81 Louis, No, and Santa . NJ.
pi,,.,sn ~ W. 2, ne vai'i nrs
rfpg,g Or NJ. dsaIU.s A.,o. O Il: bspT o. ne No.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy RELIEF for Young Men from The ones,s
2, E9Ors and Abe;ss IN ssriy NJ. Mssheea r.
hArnAEe removed. New Msth9d Of trsstmsnt New
and EemArtA6e remediss. Books and CiroulAru ssnt
kadis,s, MoWAR6 A ASSOCIATIONS. No. . sgs,s
Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa. dso1a1m
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1871 CHEAT 1871
To THE HoRrHwEsI SOUTH. AND SOUTH

1871 PENesYIvAsIk ROUTE 1871
To TIE HoRrHwi;sT, SOUTH. AND SOUTH
90 AID after NOV. u, isi ts:lp. viii isaro - terws
WashlaEtoa.....i0 ala m BaltlHnOrs-.... 20 pm.
!. '..-...h pm q "....., 5R'm
THK diiRKT 0SUBlIE-TRAoK' i6utrIE . u
Win elsgAnt sesnsy PAiaoe room dag and nEhi
TIVE handred miles ss,sd % Western and osasrs
So p M dsy aot a sf g n. dsiS W..
MAXI UoEuICTtusa
re.gash from DaltiiDorsto ROoiRsrKR aud PITTS
fiof st b. Ibis route O.a be prooarsd at The once
oomsf n Nth street and ponnsyiyAna Eyguue ands
NAtlonAl ko,el. where will DO given
Psssanse, proeurps iiots,s At th, once o.a aooar,
PittsDurE. PkRUY q, SMITH, Ticket Agent,
Corner slT'h st. aUS pfpS ., s,sp = !,
ND. Q. YOuN0. usBsrai Passenger kEonl.
I'HRoU0H LINE BKTwRKN WARRINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA And NEW YORK.
rtaiDt bstgesn washingtoD and New York are v-x-
noN run as iollov,l, ytI In
d Ss Saa3 ' a &c q s -
TOR PHILADELPHIA.
keArs daily tenoept sunday ~ 400 a me- no, aud
IsAEe Ton New York 800 .. N and PhllAdolphiA 81
4lsSpinE osrs for New York on 900 p N, train onlI
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, Now York On
Boston. oAn be had 81 ths HtAon Oeios a. all hours o.
Sc baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement Tor
sohsdale est.ssn Warrington, BAi.lToTs Aa1,golls.
$40 'n' VS. Master q T r. m
L. H. DOLE, oeaotal Ticket Agent
ono. B. Ko6ETI. KssSt, wsskiaStoa.
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GoVERNMENT, sALE
ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES.
AI,,9s 1ol 4 Ordnance and Ordnance Store. will
ROCK ISLAND hRsEsAL. ILLINOIS.
-. wgpsEspAy, FEBRUARY ., lr,,
SALE oOAhENOlSG AT 10 o'oLObK. A. NJ.
Of he PraSps tens sSS are = oows out
three;ineh wrought iron hhsd guns.
ssisss-Gun cSrTiSsss and battery wagons.
seis q harness. and large lot Of ARTILLERY lmpls.
~ oSIbinOs principally smith,. MsHiIrssHd Burn
400 riaod mgsks,s, tfOrslEa mAnufAelure)
l0Q sprinEfeld rihsd muaksts-
20 sprlnghsld muskets, Smooth bors)
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lSooo cap Pe9ehes looOe uIlst bslls, $50 bayese.
nasket aud pistol AppsndaEs- sud an sssortm ont 81
atooO mstAlhe cartridges, (spsaOo 81 oAlibrs %
5000 percussion caps. (masLstl
q artillery eleyAtlng ssrsuSi loo old shovsl., 80
picks 49, seythes and snaths cartridge paper boTss
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as e os , TS1 S:a1 cash on day Of sale
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mo. Among the principal GTtiolss are the following,
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lsS gnlto,m Goats, Infantry.
l9 Paira IIogssrs, cavalry and infantry.
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