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CoTpoS meets a moderate demand 10
New York at 1896 for miGdling.
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TEwNEssEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 81 for both issues. IS
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brazilian Dunes.

The steamship Merrimack, which arrived
from Brazil yesterday, brought thirty-fye
Englishmen who were members Of q party
of 500 who left England for that country in
November last under misfattering promis-
es from whab pretended to be the Brazilian
Colonization Society. The whole party
suffered heavily, as they were victims Of de-
ception. Many died of starvation. The
others are unable to leave for want ofmeans.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 2I.-Advices
per Hong Kong steamer say great appre-
hension is felt OF a Mohsmmedan invasion
in Northern China. The Grand Llama OF
Thibet proffers his allegiance TO the young
Emperor of China.
The Graud Duke Alexis left Hong Kong
on January %.
Christianity is tolerated in Japan, and
special edict is determined on to throw the
whole country open to foreigners. The
government is eDdeavoring to form a code
based on European systems.
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Neutrality.
China and Japan.

PARIS, March 21.-The government has
issued an order prohibiting the expectation
of war material from this country to Spain.
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Mr.. Wright asked the Senate to take up
yesterday.
Mr.. Sherman said there should be some
alteration of the rules by which the trans
action Of the public business could be ia
cilitated.
The subject was finally postponed until
the first day Of the next session.
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Elsewhere appears notice, clipped from
. Nevada paper, and the same statement il
made by other papers Of the silver State,
that Gilmer Il Salisbury, the well known
stage company, have bought the charter for
the narrow gauge railroad from Elko to
Hamilton, White Pine. and will continue
the road on to Phoebe In connection will.
this II Is stated. that the G. p. r. r. COM
pany will give substantial aid to the cntcr-
prise, and will put force Of men to work
N thirty days at grading. II Is also sai,l
inst 0e1esea Page, who he's shown such en-.
terprisc and energy in building his eighteen
miles OF road between Phoebe and Bullion.
vi':e-having to haul the iron, locomotives
and rolling stock from the terminus IF the
Utah Southern to Bull;onville in wagons
bas decided to commence the building of a
road from Pal,sade 10 Phoebe. Added to
these. there ore three or four lines projected
from this city TO Phoebe; SO that IL the hot.
tom doesn't fall out Of that ausiferous and
argeniiferous region in year or two. 1t is
likely to he blessed with plenty of railroad
communication. --!San Lake Herald, jan. :.
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Se1sthing New n tAs J0evspaper Lin,

The New York correspondent of the Chi.
cagO Journal writes:
The arrangements are nearly completed
for establishing an Substituted daily paper
In New York. The projectors arc old news.
paper men, one Of them hailing from Chi.
csgo, and they are backed up by heavy
capitalists. The head artist has been, cnga
ged ut six thousand dollars annually. anil
the staff OF editors is now being made ND.
The paper 10 to be called the Daily 0rapAic,
and the illustrations arc tO he gotten up by
the Montreal process" This discovery is
. secret which 80 far has been impaired ~
but very few pcrsons. BY this means its
illustrations. can b. furnished ata, 1.-THE of
the present cost. When Il once becomes
generally known IF ever it docs) Il will
work complete revolution in the art of
picture. making. Starting nm illustrated dali.
y here Is . hazardous enterprise, though
the idea IS not \ new one. Just before tho
Tammany revelations Tweed and his fellows
robbers Ut the Ring were purposing TO issue
pictorial daily, and hut for the revelations
the worihie, would doubtless now be pub.
fishing such sheet with tho peoples money,
With all the Herald money and influence to
hack il, the illustrated Ecening 1eleoram
has had very up>hill work, and unless tic
cuts OF the proposed paper are unusually
good and taking" il will run the risk Of
sinking COOL deal Of money. d.. ......,
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From the MOntanIan, Jan'y9.

From the MOntanian, Jany0.
During the past ten days a ruMor has
gained some considerable circulation that
Gov. Potts was to bs superseded by New
York legal gentleman, by name, Spencer.
A second rumor Ia to the effect that the
present delegate, Hon VIM II. Clagctt. is
being pressed to accept the position. Nei.
Their one 10 traceable 10 any foundation in
fact, and We do not hesitate to declare our
belief that neither has any foupdation.
The gentleman known ~ Spencer lisa ih,r,l.
rate attorney in the Empire City, who it
will be remembered. figured as one Of the
counsel in the Mcfarland. Richardson muir.
der trial until fairly ridiculed out Of the
case by the press OF New York and the pros.
ecuting attorneys, for making an unprecc
denied. foolish attack on the character of
Mrs. Calhoon, prosecuting witness. and
then ap0lOgising 10 the lady through the
New York Independent SO far as We can
trace him. lie is first-class beat, ind stands
about us much chance of being Governor
of Montana as Satan does of ruling Paradise.
SO far us tho statement that Mr.. Clsgctt dc.
sircs the position Is concerned. We see no
reason ON Garth why he or his friends should
seek 1t for him, aud do not believe he can.
In nm interview with Governor. Potts on
Tuesday, We were told that il any sucl,
movement was in progress in Washington
or elsewhere, the news had not yet reached
the ears Of the present incumbent" and
he had not yet experienced cause for mo.
nent's uncasincss on the subject. We are
inclined IL the belief that both reports are
cannr(ls.
Now that we have mentioned this matter,
We take occasion to say this in regard to the
administration If Governor Potts. While
the MOntanian has placed itself on record
Ms against the appointment Of non residents
Of the Territory 10 Federal offices in Mon,
We have, by reason Of his id. MITIGATION with
Montana interests and her people, come 10
look upon Governor Potts as q permanent
citizen Of The Territory. We no longer
consider him y transient, and are satisfied
that he intends making life home among
our people. In evidence Of this fact. he
has already interested himself in the busi>
ness Of the Territory. and We have it on the
best Ut authority that he will next summer
engage largely in the stock business Of the
Territory. His administration, 50 far, las
been characterized with honesty energy and
ability. and VIC believe that the people ut
large arc perfectly satisfied with the situA
ton Of affairs rs they now are. and arc
willing to let well enough alone. We should,
in the interest Of the Territory and people.
lcplore change, and until VIC Gee some suit
ficicnt reason tor so doing, We shall not
raise our pen in favor of one We wish il
distinctly understood that the Komtanian il
under no obligation, other than that Of com.
mon cOurtcsics. ~ Gov. Potts, or my other
Federal official in Montana, and thai. ehould
occasion arise to justify il. VIC would d..
nOnncc him as readily aud unhesitalingly rs
we now speak in his behalf.
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.# VIM. It. ALLISON.
ts"ccsssor to John =. Murphy,I
Contractor and Builder,

MAIN STREET, ....... DEER LODGE,
iOppoeite Murphy 4 Co.'S Mill
:, contracts made for all kinds Of carpenter and
joiner woiIAnd work done promptly. The patron.
NM u the public ID respectfully solicited. 159
Having di.p0sed Ut my shop and business TO M.
Wm A!lis1n take this occasion TO thank the citi.
scs o Des Lodg for their liberal patronage to me,
ana s0ascie conttnuance Ut Il u my successor, .
cured hc will giro g0od satisfaction.
JOHN A. MURPHY.
Deer Lodge, July II, lS7a ....
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good shape and the patient Is doing ~ we'll
- could Ds expected.
This 10 a bad timc Of the year to write,
particularly aboat mining, because the
oosnsry 10 frozen up and there Is about four
fest Of snow and ~ matter of course the
claims are III ''Sich." But rs expect TO bc
here for few days II after becoming bet.
ter acquainted should learn Of any items
Of interest. although would not tell
every one what know about mining') Is
l know what l will tell you will 60 ND
further. l will drop you a line.
'r~ uRsA Minor.
NASHVILLE, Cedar Creek, Jan. II. 1873.
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Notes o. the Day.

! E
In Kansas rsccoOn has ls,sn etiueased .
tarn , grindstone.
ss,lor collars arc again nsisg among To
yosag ladies' of the Easl
Hsystacks quarter of mile in length
are feature Of Kansss scenery.
China manu- features twice the gunp,wde
Of any other country hut uses more for fire.
works than frr war. -
Pullman City il To be built near 81. Louis,
town devo,ed exclusively IL tho ',anufac.
ture of Pullman palace cars
A contemporary, says il Is y sure sign Of
an early spring to src . cat sttcntive!y
watching small hole in the wall
One style of bonnet Is callel the MAN.
sard," because 1t takes great deal Of
''msn's hard" earnings IL pay for one of
'cna.
An indomitablc Swedish woman, the
Countess Of Skenns. proposes TO head in
person an expedition in search Of DR.. Liv>
ingstone.
Two heads now repsc ON the pillow If
General Gideon J. Pillow. He Was married
to wealthy widow Of New Orleans few
days ago.
An old lady was ndmiring the beautiful
picture called ''Savcd." It's no wonder"
said she. THAT the poor child tainted after
pulling that great dog out Of the water"
The actual duration of flash If lightning
docs not exceed tho nillionth part Ut y
second, hut the retina Of the eye retains the
impression IF the electrical FASH for + much
longer period.
The editor Of country contemporary
Mld an apprentice u alrcviate the name If
Rev. James D"aghcrty !" y local notice.
The apprentice put il IN ''lscv. JIM for
shor, and that editor had to apologize.
Notwithstanding all the deaths and kill
ings Of Lolita, the bright little actress. she
was well and happy the other day and writ.
ing I" McVrker from Yarmouth Hall, Eny.
She has several good offers To play IN Lon-
don, but declines and Is cunning imck 10
her dear old friends In America.
Shakcsp are. VIII" displayed n greater VI.
rie,y Of expressions Than probably any wi.
ter in any language, produced ali his plays
with about 1900 words. Millions works
are built up will, about 5000 words; and
the Old Testament says all il las to say with
5,642 words. Nae Muller.
Osgood 4 Co. have just issued neat
little volume of s52 pages, ~ ~" under the
general title Of MIR. Ssssgs' Husbands. and
other Sketches, by Bro. llar,c" Only the
leading sketch is new to the public, sad this
Is one Of the most vigorous. intense and
natural OF Mr.. IIar,c's California stories.
! According to the ninth census. tho
number Of manufactures in the United
States In the year ending June l.,
1870, was sj2, l4s, with 40,19l stea en-.
gincs. having 1,el5,7ll horse power, and
81 or water wheels, having q horse power
Of !, ls0,4lS. The average number of hands
employed was 2,O53, $685. The amount If
capital invested was Ills, "a, Oo9, and Of
wages paid, $775. s2l 500. The value of the
materials used was $2.4ss. 2ol ,952, and the
value Of productions q. 23s. Oe5, SOC. Of
the Productions New York returned 178J..
1s4 6sl. and rcansylvania t7l2, 1904.
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From the Detroit, MIMI, Record, Dec e
Moorhcad claims one hundred and twenty
houses by actual count.
The pay car 1T tie N. p. road passed here
yesterday F:iday) on 'sdisbursing cxpe.
ditiOn."
The officers in charge of tho running de-.
partmcnt of the N. r. road are deserving of
credit tor the manner in which tho affairs of
the road sre being conducted. Notwi,h.
standing the unprecedented cold weather
and the numerous storms thus far expert.
onccd this winter, there has bccn hut one
serious delay In tlc running Of trains, that
OF las, Saturday. and that was for hut one
day. --........ ,...s..
From tho Idaho Avalanche, Jan. 4,
II IL rum"red that the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company are going to buy out
Ben. Holidays interests in the Oregon and
California RAILROAD. aud that they will build
an'ad from Portland 70 the Cascades. s.,r
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Soak the feet In warm wmies. with lit,ls
Cayenne pepper In II, "" or three times Z
week. Try this for . month, or longer, II
necessary, and Won will find Il On excellent
remedy for cOkl feet. do not know why
rubbing ~ back with the rass would NOT
bring y. J. b. relief. Sprinkle the in.ide Of
yosr stoeking'. lightly, with Cayenne pep
pr IN the coldest weather. and your feet
will keep warm during the dsy and every
day until you change your stocsiWs,.
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We trust that this will satisfy the Ga ss(le
aud oil people - to the position Of the l)eer
Lodge papers, and after Its animadvcrsions
We rather think the ''duty" falls upon It to
''correct IT," Col. 8. +. Hauscr was present
and heard the entire speeches. He will not
deny that Judge Symes was plain, blunt,
and unequivocalIy for Territorial subsidy.
10 whole or In part, and that Col. Sanders
with the shrcwdcr manipulation of language
that comes Of his bcing tho better lawyer,
did the same. Hauser and Symcs are two
Of the incorpora,ors. They ought to know
what they want. We have no doubt they
would take county subsidy II they could
not get Trritorial. but they want Terrific.
rial because the bonds would he worth
more, and they do not want any At oil IN.
lees It goes to the Smooth Ephraim Railroad
ring in Helena. We might dilste On this
theme, but consider Il unnecessary. The
grab game Of the Ring 10 discountensnccd
and condemned % overw helmningly through
out Montana that there IL no need - add
fuel 10 to the fame that has dcvourcd lis
advocates. We have devoted much space
to the discussion Of IT, Regarding II . bold,
dangerous and amazingly gigantic fraud
sought to be perpctrated upon Montana,
We have asssiled 1t with some vigor. CON-
siderable carncstncss, and We hope with
some effect. Regarding the subsidy hydra
desd-its mortal heads burned by the hot
iron OF the peoples condemnation and Its
immortal one hidden beneath the rOck of
.iiscretion-wc would devote our columns
to other purpose. but still considering the
complete crushing Ut the ncfsrious scheme
matter Of paramount importance. will
stand by ready TO renew and redouble The
assault whenever the occasion rcquirs.
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st. Louis, January l2.-The Democratic
Senatorial caucus q jefferson City last
night was held with closed doors. Il ap-
pears that the caucus was stormy, and after
several Intellectual ballots It adjourned till
Tomorrow evening. The ballots taken last
right indicate = contest between Blair,
Lewis V. Bogy, and Major Phelps, the vote
for each was nearly equsi-the last bsllot
standing, Blair, 81; Phelps, -; Bogy, a.
Und.r rule Of the caucus, that majority
OF oil the Democratic aud Liberal members
h necessary 10 nominate, Il takes 90 votes.
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THE GOYERNORSHlP.

We present In this. issue On article from
the IXossonjsa relating to . rumored sue
cession In the Govcrnorship. In addition
70 what II ssys, VIC can ssy that Mr.. Clagctt
docs not wish the Govesn0rship of Monisna.
The suggestion Was made to him by friends
who would b. glad 70 80 him In tho pos
ition, and 10 believe would he accept il,
and Il be manifcssly The wish Of Montana,
Governor Potts would resign in bic favor.
But M. Clagett In replying " the s"ggcs.
ton, paid high tribute To Governor Potts
for the character Of bis administrators. and
o. long - hc 10 Delegate We have no ap-
prel,cnsion that President Grant will sp-
point any non resident to succeei Governor
Potts. The rumo1 Of sacccssios are oil
moonshinc. Montana mover had Governor
that stood 10 - high estin,assou In Ioa.
tans Of Washisgton, and thank fostuss his
removsl h not within tho range of psola-
abilities. The Hsrosls can ssad for s,,ue
other head.
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Chicsy0, December ll.---A WashingtDn
special says The smendmens to the lsdian
Appropriation bill. which passed the Senate
yesterday, providing for the appointment of
i've inspectors with extraordinary powcrs,
has deeper meaning than appears. It IL
considered that the practical effect, If tho
amendment l,ecomes law, will be the sbo.
lilion Of the lndan Peace Commission. The
inspectors viii have all the powers Of The
peace commission without the apparent IN.
lagonissn 49, t}44
Paris, Jan. l6.-Thsss Il much excite.
ment In the Spanish colony In this city over
the nste of Fish to Sicklss relsalve 10
slavery IL CshA A thfs .s3
Nasseilies, Jan. 10 TIE adnirsl II The
PscscA squadroa as Wills Fssscs, gave .
bill last night on buaEd biz dag ship. Ths
officers Of Americas aad Dsilish nsa %.
war we're iavited bit dscllacd 10 ssssnd
A Rsrn special ftom Lsedos says .
grand rscepsios vas glvss so.day b ~
Emprso Esgsais ssd Nspolsos " 70 l,ooo
soSdiess, staissnea ssd other distinguished
rsseeAmsa. T1s 4opsss and 80 paeped
thsossA ~ sooas ana VIII psnp,s, Il b
- 6espsat 0ossslag, aad sass sheie haads
sebe kiassd. To lnpsslalsls sspeee 1
speedy sessssaaI,sa IT the Inpiss Win a.
Empsso . saeess.
HasaA II. Alt = ssnsgo1 + ~
jsSsl0 q ~ Asssnhly thas : esa11eIse -
bess s6se1sd bsevssa ~ lagla1 elsn ~
~ MppoG1oD g ~ ho1Ge 81 u1uooa
- fsaaelses. -. la--Jho OuuGsa
uosos havs IavenAsa CA JslkS -
~. WdgAts eays vlah hsplleD = -
- H taails ~. evsba1 - el
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SEND FOR Our PRICE LIST.
A. X. WILL & CO.

Are the only exclusively manufacturing jewelers. !,
the Territory. and keep on hand a full assert mem ~,
diamonds. Pearls. Moss ayatcs etc, and those wnn,
Ing M elegant job In this line are respectfully invita-,
!" "'"S os sch0 t'lelr Orders. S311s
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A. X. Will &C0.
Watchmakers and jewelers.
Helena. MOntan.
WE SEND UNITED STATES, wALruAN
ELGIN AND HOWARD WATCHES

Ry Express C. q. D., to oil parts Of the Terri,orv
and allow the purchasers to open the packages ma
ex:mihe the watches before paying the accompanied
BILL and " the watch - not az ordered may be- rc
turned 1T our expense. " W.
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'~~sse~
the leading journals aud II cl,ci,ing great
deal Of attention In Congress. Il 10 unqucs.
iionsbly the heaviest blow corruption In tue
Indian Department hs. ever had, and Il will
liz fought with every power jotbcrs, lobby.
isls, money aud the Indian ring sharks 60,
command. Montana will look viii. so!ici.
tudc on the struggle between righteous
act and Its enemies, but probably wishou,
IN effort 10 assist 10 advocates. The people
Of The West might exert poic. inilusncs lot
sood In endorsing It ~ public mse,iass,
resolutions and petitions, but IL would q
next u impossible 10 iaaagurale lhe scsiop
and make II general movement In Time u
effect legislation this session. . .. a,s.
The Oasssss thinks tho West Sids
should not Interfere In the wishes Of the
East Side to subsidisc North and South
railroad. When the project was proposed
We asked the East Side 70 manifest 10 u
that only county subsidies would be asked.
and We would offer no opposi.Iou. For three
weeks W waited faithfully. Not man
Or Newspaper ever pat itself o. rso,rd dur.
log that time. 10 that effect, but ths Nssisv
did declare for Territorial subsidy, end
East Side member VI tAe Legislasuss ~
iassd 70 give ny promise, = asbeconisg
ehe's posiuso, although Senators, Ooasrsse.
msa asd Presidents conceive Il no wrong
70 declare their posiiioas % matters u POI.
W and legislastoa. Convisced y I'll ~
circumstances Il Ne case sAas . Tsrutoe;al
ssbssdy wss the aessal II not w. esasusib,s
object sought, and sscoestsiag or risss
anyhow = dtiasas u lfoasaas % - cot>
sids any Ieeal nssss ~ sssesses,sas ! e6eof
nes might dssn u thsle privilege 10 eoaah.
lish 70 suhoeeve thsif eel1sh ppepsnna ~
psopls q ~ Ws1e M aeled = eleiprne y
Noelase, ~ ~ want ~ Ossaap ~
any oehw maas - GboW saase ~ q
shouDA ~ - - - hese = 80 = -
q ssGnsd y ~ qsssaiss g sztsa ss1lua
~ 6slgily 1sssy ~ ~ = ~ sl)lee
lswas6 ssaG1&
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was laid out. Here ia real live town with
saloons. storrs, blacksmith, shop and meat
market. buildings M and going up IL &C.
comn,oda'c those That that are let In Fores,
City. and I'll looking forward with conf.
dent hope 10 prosperous mining season
tho cnmi"g summer In fr,nt Of this town
n the or
FAMOUS "72,' ''a
"r Pslmer's grnun.l. M one seems 10 know
how much has hccn taken out of II. bat n
has l<en and l. vet very rich. -Four
or hvo clein,s a'nve The i,oys have lost The
''strrak'' -n' haya mt get succeeded in
tracing u ~ cereain'S. jsas lsass encour.
Ing Prosrcr's In several rlscve. Two miles
Mp The crcck. near the month Of Snow Shoe
9ulch, they have lately oMaiDsd god
p'aspecs. and The i"ys arc highly slasei.
SNOW saos lTssL1 a raw.
b Nm we'll ksowW n ssy anything about h
hese. II has allnssed aevrssl fnveupee ana
h ssill rich tn penrsissmsass tusaiosssnx
TIL winter n 0aa Fnncisen. loosess Nm
~ - conAdsst that 4aow AAns isisAs fed.
= It Ce,as Csssk that shey expsesso assee
~ 'sssssak" ~ the WY a. ths n00sh ol
thAt 9slcA. NtAet sseossd. Usdw Clsek
has nj seen hcs hsss ~ ~, ~ ll1aaasa
will M shis mining caaar IT, ~ sexg
uavs sp ~ esssk Vim tahs it,inso IdaA0.' y
Is $50 AZ Arrsmrsees ts8ltg
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K. COMMON, AUCTIONEER.
Valuable Household Furniture,

OIL Paintings, En9ravings Mirrors Carpets, &C.
HUGH N CAMP will sell by auction, on FRIDAY. May
2 1873 at II O'Clock A. NJ. at the private residence II
Bond street Broadway,
All Furniture contained in said house, consisting Of
Paror Suits satin Pier and Mante Mirrors, Oil Paint
ings fine Engravings BEDROOM SUITS Bedsteads Bureaus
stored Easy Chairs, In sofa Bed, Centre Tables,
Sewing Machine, Hair Mattress Blankets, Sheets, Coun
terpanes, Pillows. Bosers oak Dining Extension Table,
leaves; Buffet marble top; Dining Chairs, China and
Glass Ware &C. large variety OF Kitchen Utensils with
which the sale will commence.
Catalogue at LOG Broadway, corner Pine street
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DY IsADORR J. swARZKoPH, AUCTIoNEER--wTIL
ID sell q O'Clock $50 Third avenue rixtures Of trst
Scales Boiler, $40 M IsS g. ntiysy y lSts
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EH ES AND EARS.

A RTrFICI AL HUMAN BYEs.-T. j. DAVIS, IN.
A ventor and only maker Of the improved Artincsi
Human Eye acknowledged by the faculty 70 be the only
correct Imitation Of nature in the world. III East
Fifteenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues
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DY 8. W. DAUcHY, AUCTIoNEER:

DY 8. W. DAUCHY, AUCITJNFEH
IL DAUCHY JOHNSON
sell this day at 454 Canal street. at O'clock large and
desirable assortment OF household Furniture consisting
Of 81 or 10 velvet tapestry threepy and ingram Car
bureaus marble top Centre Tables. Wardrobes, Parlor
SHIFTS black walnut Chamber suits Bedsteads. Beds
Ice Boxes Reiriserators Hat Stands Bookcases sofas
cravings Sewing Machines, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Kitchen Utensils and great variety Of other House.
keepnQ Goods all nay storage charges
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REMOVALS..

MAURICE WILKINSON, WOODEN AND WILLOW
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