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FACTS AND FAECIEs FOR THE
LADIES.

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How to become practically acquainted
with the sRuie Of Three"-Liye viii
your wife, mother and mother in-Iaw.
"oh, ny" exclaimed lady as she
Suddenly sat down Spring street cross
walk Yesterday afternoon Il is surpos ed
the unfinished Part Of the sentence re.crr.
ed to her hustle w G.
Cons o!atian, ian,-iIousemaii-'Tm sorry
to hear you've lost your uncle, Mar"
Mary-"Ees, it was qdite su lIen. But
.-ain't it real comfort, as got that black
dress, instead Of the green one you wantcd j
me to buy
Old bachelor Uncle: "Wcl, Charley,
wha. do you want non2' Charley:
20 want to be rich''-Cucle: "Ricl,.
why so" Charley: because | want to
be petted, and ma says you ara an old
fool, but most pattel eau Sc YOU are rich
but its great secret, and / musn't
tell -
\ Fort Wayne girl engaged herself to a
young man fer san," but size finted
when she found i at be had procured the
publication of the engagement in a news
paper.
Delicacies Of the season--Lady, Ito
Jeames, who has bought ler nofel
"Did you ask the young person to take
seat?"
Jeames--"Beg pard'n m'Iady. she d
hevidently been eatin'o' onions; SO ] as d
her to be s good as to wait outside -
On very pretty girls saying to Leigh
Hunt 81 am very sad. you see, " he replied,
ooh, no; you belong to the other Jewish
sect--you are very fair, / See"
A lady promised to give her maid s25 as
a marriage portion, why, Mary, what
a little husband you have got'' "Dear me,
What could you expect for S2j."
Aberdeen Ava. Fats this | hear we're
gaune to dee, Jeanie ?" said an Aberdeen
lass to another young woman "Weel,
Maggie, lass, I'm just gaun to marry that
farm over by there, and live wi the bit
mamie ont"
Are you very fond of novels, Mr.. Jones?"
every responded that Intercepted gentle
man, who wished to be thought fond of
literature. "Iave you," continued the
lady, lever read Ten Thousand yeary"
No, madam, l never read so many in all
my life."
4 stoital Scotch maa was addressed by
his sick wife: ooh, John, | shan't leave
this bed alive" "PIease theeself, Betty,
and theel please me-" returned John with
equaniraity. Il have been good wife to
you, John, persisted the dying woman.
"Middlin', Betty, only middin''
A clergyman lately addressed his fe
male auditory as follows: "Be not proud
that the blessed Lord paid your sex the
distinguished compliment of appearing first
to e female after the resul rection, for i
was only done that the glad tilings might
spread az the sooner
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It Runs Lighter!
Administrative Sale.
IN PROBATE, MANITOw0C COUNT
rnITDP

IN PROBATE, MANIT0woC COUNTY
l. COURT.
In the matter Of the estate eff John Dawson,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue and
in pursuance of an order of License. made
in said matter, on the 22d day of December.
4. b. 1873, by the County Court of said
county. the undersigned Administrative of
Estate of John Baw~on, deceased will. on
Monday the 2nd day Of February A D. 1874,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day at
the office of the County Judge In the Village
Of Manitowoc, in said County. offer for Sale,
at Public Nendue. the following described
Lands, to-wlt The undivided half part of
the East half of the Northeast quarter of
Section seventeen (l7l, Township twenty
two l22) East, County Of Manitowoc, Wis
eonsin.
The Terms of Sale Cash
MARGARET Dawson, Administrative
Dated at Manitowoc, the a2d day of ID ecem-
Der, \. D 1878. 30l-4w
The above sale is hereby adjourned till
Monday the 9th day of February, A. d.
1874, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Office of the County Judge in the
City of Manitowoc in said County.
MARGARET sDAwsoS, Adniinistratrix
Dated at hanitowoc, the 2i day OF Feb
rutry A. b. 1874.
The above sale i. hereby adjourned till
Monday, the 23d day of Marcel A b 1877
at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF said day,
at the Office of the County Judge in the City
of Manitowoc in sand County.
MARGARET DAWSON, Administrative
Dated at Manitowoc the llth day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1874. 03-6w.
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I-EV Il d y UENo
outstanding 1881, $50, ,l47.
rnH MEXICAN VETERANS

THE MEXICAN VETERANS
do not make much headway in getting
their names placed upon the pension rolls.
At first their claim met with considerable
favor, h-t the figures of Commissioner
Baker develope few statistics not pre-.
viously considered by the sub committee to
v hom their memorial was referred. They
desired to be placed on the sans footing
as the survivors of the war oflSl2 But a
comparison of the figures showes that the
average of the survivors of that war when
placed upon the pension rolls IL 1871 was
over seventv-6ve years, while the average
age of the Mexican war veterans will reach
only about ffty-two Years. This will leave
a much larger number in comparison of the
latter to the former who will receive pen
sions, and involve a greater sum of money,
1t is thought to be hardly late enough yet
for such action anil when Congress is look
ing in every direction for retrcuchment il
will hardly consider with favor any pro7
osition looking to grentcr outlay Of money.
WAsHISGroN, d. c., February 10
SENATE Mr.. Anthony presented a memo
rial signed hy officers of the national Lauk,
If Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, pro-
testing against the passage Of bill FOR the
withdrawal OF currency from New England.
Lai on the table.
Mr.. Kelly presented resolution Of the
citizens Of that state in regard to charges
against his c ,ll-ague, Mitchell, and asking
shat the same be Investigated by the Senate.
Kelly said he knew Mitchell twelve years,
and knew notl ing derogatory to hi. charac-
ter and. in presenting the charges he desir-
ell tobe distinctly urders' o"d that he said
nothing in favor or against them. lie NOV,
ed that the subject be referred to the Com
mittes on Privileges AMI Elections AIS
O ordered.
Mr.. Frelaghuysen presented memorial
OF c,ipre citizens stating that number
OF them hads"rpiied to .he American
Colonization Society for transportation to
Liberia, and the Society was unabls to send
them, and asking that the Government de
tail a vessel to carry them to Liberia and
brirg back produce: also asking the aid Of
the Government for the construction Of a
railroad into the interior Of Liberia. Re
ferred to the Committee On Commerce.
Mr.. Wright presented petition of citi-
.ens OF Iowa for the restoration of duty on
tea and coffee, and an increase Of duty on
manu- tactured cotton goods. Referred.
At the expiration Of the norning hour
the Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill to equalize the currency. and Cameron
offered as g substitute y hill repeating all
acts of Congress which limit or restris, the
amount of nosss for circulation, and previd
ing that all associations organized to carry
on banking shall be free to establish nation
al tsrks xilh circulation subject to oil iim.
itatious now provided BY the law, except
the Limits ss TO circulation which is hereby
/ reperlsd. J
| WAsuTsGroS, February l6.-HousE-
+! Bills were Introduced; =Ns
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Legal Notices.
Foreclosure Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. CIKcrIr CorRr
- MAyfrowoc CouNIy,
John R9mer Plaintiff agains, Miles Ne
Mahan, f. b. Treat, Patrick McMahsp,
and John Mullens, defendants
BY virtue of, and pursuant 10 judgment
Order OF Foreclosure and ale, rendered in
the above entitled action On the I9.h Jay Of
December. 1873, at u regular term of he
rIreuit Court for Nanitowoc County held a,
Lhe Court House, in the City of Manitnwoc
shall expose for sale. and sell AT public
vendue. to the highest bidder, at the Sheriff
ofaee IN the CITY and County of Nanitowoc.
and State Of Wisconsin, on the aist div of
February. A. ID. 1874. at o'clock in the
afternoon OF said day, all following mort
gagged premises, or SO much of the same rs
may be necessary to satisfy the amount ni-
judged to the Plaintiff, together with the in
terest, costs and expenses, to-vit: Lot No. /
i've { , J. IN block No one hundred and sixty
three ti63), snd lot No ten ti0). in block
No. one hunJfad and s0ventyasesen. (lT7l.
situated and being in the Ji,y and County oi
Manitowoc. AMI State Of Wisconsin.
Dated ut AanItowoc. Wisconsin this ii dav
Of January, A. d 1871.
Il. d. SMART. Sheriff
Manitowoc County
h Ii. & WI Turner, Plaintiff : Att'ys 6-23
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Guardian SaIe,

IN PRDBA AGE-MANlTONOC COUNTY
l. COURT
In The In tier of the estate of Wallace B.
Jones, deceased. - ......
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue ard
in pursuance Of an Order of License
made in said matter on the 9th day
Of F .bruarr, A. d. 1874, by the County
Court Of said County. the undersigned Guar
dian of the minor keir Of said Wallace b
JOnss deceased. will, on Monday the I'd day
Of March. A. D 1874, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the office Of the
County Judge, in the City Of Manitowoc. in
said County, offer for sale at public vendue,
the following described lands. te-vii The
east half of the west half OF the north west
quarter Of section number Twenty (20l town
ship number nineteen 49, Of range number
twenty-four "a and the west seven-eighths
i7-3t of the west na1f Of tbs east half Of ~aid
section. township aHd range. The terms Of
sale CASH
Dated at aIanitowoe, the 9th day of Feb
rHaEy- 4. D.. 1874.
513-3t l. 4. W JOKES, Guarliaa.
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IN PROBATE NANIToWOc COUNTY

Ia the Matter Of the estate of David Smoke
Deceased.
Onreading md fling the petition Of CT aries
L1lIng as Admi ministrator ofthe Estate of said
deceased representing among other things,
that he has fully administered said estate.
and praying that time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing his account of
his ADM nistration, filed il this Court. 1t is
ordered that said account ne examined by
the Judge Of this Court, on Monday the 9th
day ofalarch A. ID. 1874, at 10 oieiock A NJ.
at my Office in said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased and to all
persons interested, by publishing copy of
this order for three weeks prior to said day
of bearing. 10 the Hanitowoc PILor Week
" Newspaper published at Manitowoc "a said
County
Dated at Nanito~oc, the 10th day Of Febru-
AIRY a. d. 1874.
T. G. OLNsTEp, County Judge.
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IL PROBATE, -MASITowoc CorSrr
l CuUgT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of August Hart
wig. Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of JOHN
X. Weber, # Mani owoc Co Intv representing
among o;@rf IS tnat august Har,wig.
late If AaHitowoc County died in. estate leav
ing goods chattels and estate within this
tate and that the SAID petitioner is ereIi-
tor Of said deceased, and praying that ad-
miuI>tration Of said estate be to him granted
II Is ordered that sail petition be heard be-
fore the Judge Of this Court. on Monday, the
23d cay ofFcbru ry, \. D., 1874, at 10 o clock
4. NJ, at my Office in said County
Ordered further that notice thereof be Civ
en- to the heirs of said deceased, and to all
persons Interested, by publishing a copy of
this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, in the Manitowoc
rlLoT Weekly Newspaper published q,
Ianitowot IN said County
T q. OLMsTED, County Judge.
Dated Manitovoc the ith day of February
A. d. 1874. S07-3w
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In PROBATE MANITOWOC COUNTY

In the Matter of tn Estate of SarIk Ada
Robinson Deceased.
On reading and filing he petition of Catha.
rine Eliz lbcth Jtcobs of the City of Manito-
voc representing among other things that
Sarah Ada Robinson late of Manitowoc on
the 9th day of November A D., 1873 at
Mauitowoc died intestatc, leaving goods
chattels and estate within this State and th At
the said petitioner is the sitter Of said de-
ceased. and pr'ying that administration of
said estate he 10 her granted, it is ordered
that said petition be hearl before the Judge
of this Court. on Monday, the 9th dav of
March 4. ID. 1874, at IL o'clock A. NJ at
my office in said County. Ordered further.
that notice thereof be given TO the heirs of
said deceased, and to all persons interested
by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to SAID day of hearing
in the Maritowoc PrLoT, a weekly newspa.
per published at Manitpwoc in said County
7 G. QLssTED, County Judge
Dated Mapitowoc the 10th day of February
A. D. 1874. o0e-3w
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

c. C.. True Cane God Cranburry, best
n sort for Upland, LOwland. or Gar
~. den, by mail, prepaid, S1.OO per
loo, $500 per 600 A priced Catalogue,
Of this and all Fruits. Ornamental Trees.
Evergreens. Shrubs. Bulbs, Roses, Plants.
&c. and FRESH FL9WERASn GARDEN
SEEDS, the choicest collection In the eoun-
try, with all novelties, viii be sent gratis to
any plain address 25 sorts Of either FLOW
er, Garden. Tree. Esuit, Evergreen, or
Herb Seeds, for 81 90, sent by nail. prepaid
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE TO THE
TRADE. r--
B. N. WATSON. Old Colony
Nurseries aud Seed Warehouse, Plymouth.
Mass. Established iS42 sO5-fv
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NTATE OF WISCONSIN, CiKcrIr CouR7
> MAyfrowoc COUNTY,
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IN pRoBArE-MAFfToWoC COUNTY

In PROBATE-MAFITOWOC COUNTY
COURT.
lr the matter Of the Guardianship OF Peter
Wagner and Johanna Wagner. srendthrif.s
on reading and fling the petition of VIM.
lander, Guardian of sail spendthrifts, rep
resenting among other things, that Peter
Wagner and Johanna Wagner, the said wards
are seized of certain real estate III ManitO-
voc county and that it is necessary tha; the
interest of said Peter Wagner and Johanna
Wagner should be sold, and praying for IL
cehce to sell the same and it appearing to
the Court. from said petition that it is neces-
sary to sell the said real estate, it is ordered
and directed that the next Of kin to sail
Peter Wagner and Johanna Wagner, and all
persons interested in said estate, appear be-
fore me. cn Monday, the 18th day of March
A. b. 1874, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, at the
Probate Office in said Comfy then and there
to show cause (if any there be) why license
should not be granted for the sale Of sald
real estate according to The prayer of said
petition.
And It is further ordered. that copy of
this order shall be published for four success-
i've weeks prior t. sad day Of hea-ing in
the Manitowoc Pryor, u weekly newspaper
printed at M1nitowoc in said County.
Dated MaD,towoD. the l7th day Of February,
4 ID. 1874. ....... S09-iF
q. oLMsTED. County Judge.
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In rRoBArE-uAyirowoc COUNTY

In rRoBArE-NANiTOW0C COUNTY
Il COURT.
In the Ma ter OF the Estate Of William
John Morton Robinson, necc sed
On reading and fling the petition Of
Catharine Eliz beth IL spbs. rf the city Of
Manitowoc, representing annIt4 other things
that William ] 'hn Mort IN II s,LpsnH. lHte of
Mapitewoc, on he 8 h lly of fulp, l. b.
1878. at ManitO no died in ti.State leaving
goods, chattels ui rstrte within rhiS State
and that the sal | prii ion Is he sister OF
said deceased, aud nrayiDg IN It adm.nistra-
ton of saIl estate d" to her granted. it is or
dered that sail petition he ha.gI lie Tnrp the
Judge OF this Court, on VI niay til. o IA day
of March, A. b.. 1874, at 10 o'c cook A. NJ
at my etflce in sal Coun;y.
Ordered furthe; that notice thereof he
given to the heirs Of said decreased and to
all persons interes ed. by publishing II copy
of this order for three successive week. pri-
or to said day of i airing, in the VI ,ntowoc
PILOT, Weekly Newspaper publshe at
Mantowoc in said County.
I.G. OLN STED. County Judge
Dated Manitowoc tn, l6 Ii day of February
A d. 1874. SOq-3w
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A BRIGHT little girl Of our city net long
since was urging her mother ago up stairs
aud hear Ter prayers before retiring. Her
rnother, not finding it convenient, told her
that Jesus could hear Il en- jest as we'll
"Bat, mother" responded the little doubt
er, "Jesus can't turn of. the gas. ."-Nesg
Bed fsTd Uercurg . e -' s4
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4 TTORNEYS AND ocUS.ELoRs AT LAW
"a Oihoe on Eighth-strest, Manito voc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
TO. li-25-ly
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Business Directory.

- = u a L. LIZ,
A;tG.-es ,H-Iaw, oIlce o. Eglth a. g nth s,t,
ovrr x .n4vr Sos strr- Gernsn srokea r.,
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GEORGE n. WOODlN.

ALTO ney and Counselor at Law, ami Court Com
MISSIONER Tor Nanito - oc county. All business en-
1 70 sd ~ his care viii be promptly aud fsithuly
&ttsi ie! TO. AJy.ce honestly given. Tor whic, 4
reasonable c1arce vii: be made. Once or Bur.lo
ST. between Eighth ANA Ninth lls141y
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NoRrlaVsE sEsTEKN mouse,

Fran In st. Aanltowoc, II Ke,renho1.p
Probrietor. Tn. large brick addition recently
0uiii hss been iurr Shed IN excellent STYLE making
u one OF DO largest mi most complete notsls in
Manito voc. A GOOD sbis Is xeyt in connection
with Inc norss, Where stoc- will be well provided
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AnAN Hn1EEI,S

Adam Roberta. Blacksmith and WsCan-maker
nt2p on the corner OF Se eLt1 AMI Notk sts
Noith ala4, Nan.towoG. Does all ktats o
li"n WORK as good and ls Ap Us auy other estab
iishment IN th ctty q NJ
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(NARaES SCAEEEER.

tNAsHioNABLB TAILOR, has removed to
Buffalo street, doors west of R.ui's
store. Al work warranted well done and
to fit.
Man!towec, Noy so, 1874. li,25.Iv
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WISCONSIN house

A. Williams & NJ Kclner. Proprie,or. cor Ejgbth
and Franklin Sts, ManItowoc. Wisconsin Best
acco nmodation or the travelling puplic S,mrI-
rooms alta hel. ni177
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\ .orneg ard Counselor n Law, Two RI
VII attend T. Collections sni other bus.nes
A.nitowoc aa'y ia g,ei.i j. IsS
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L.. KAISER.

IA sr anger md tDholsterer. C4rri gs Ts,nm.
"h'i ~ IN -ss Maksr. Commercial-st between 7tt
ahu o'l AapIto"o- recommends himself il
uless branches, ana pro...ses - execute ri! yoll
win proinptness and in the best style l24i.,
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3hEAI and NASH

ComneSc'al->t bct"een Eytt and Ninth. NapI.
to"o.. Alies NcMaG9n. proprietor. Best az CON.
M Data ms for tae lrayehpg upblic. Terms char,
and satisfaction .uarraatesd, H1o n
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ls,SEpE SYnEN,

DesIer in al kiuus o. Stoves aal Hari ware and
Manu- acturHr Copper. TN, aud She eat- IRON war
E'g.sh-st.. South side, s.r the Bridge, Manito
soc. 20 "a =,
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heeos al kinds o Meats. Sausage Hams. Lard
-tc., whlcl he "ill sgd at tne lowest prices in
lui"tty and KIM to SUIT pui chasers. ANY ope
yIu. Il. hogs or sheep to sell will All ON IN
a & Iecel'e tue hic t-st prices 121lfy
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1Prher oi Ninfn and JAY Streets. Jsrs Triey
ironrletor. Tnis IL new mouse and we'll sttsc
up WIN all moderu Improvements rood ,t,bI.
IS ais' kept In Connection with the ho1se 100
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t.. CA US.
EnHARn CONWAY

Nhnlesals and As,Ii deaer IN Hats Caps Furs
1'oNss, Attehs, Robes etc. York st, bet ..en
E'g tn and Ninth, Manitowoc i2Iiyl
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PAUL LUERNER.

RAYS the highest prire Tor Whe-t aud olh-r or
once once on The northeast conner of Buffalo a,
L %'i'i ;. ;. h-hitowc. IL IA !
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CNlON ROUSE.

otessn' OF Nasc, etc viii giTe less ons H. Vocal no
hethnenial Rus c In he 1lty of Manitvwoc spn
NO K,ve's- IesIl euce on Eignlu-st.. aear the
Nu1' '4Sts1' y IA ly
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Dealer N owes also raclBrsr OF Tin Sneet
iron an C1poer ware. All uds OF rep ,irit. lone
EiStii-str between YORK and Bufa. o. ManJt ~ oc
u IL
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u. SlEllNG.

Net~rihar" Sureeor, cures Ring Bones spav,ps
-l' :. &c. &c. All cures warranted or no char-es
sc once It bis nvsr stable on Sayeat ST
ott"reh ba!iatn nd JAeago MsnaoAur. l2 44i :
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8t9ti2t, oGce in Shermau'& new bui!i.nyS on
!. gA.A-s'-. Naniioyse. Pa,siertar .a,tent!ab
az ~ 10 aii u different; hrau5hes OF the profess.
toi'. ana all aor.z wsr-aItsa ree.o errr,r,aa
NIiLUul D.. 10 80
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Fac iienabfe l"f"r- Ali goods made hv the sub.
>cr tt T "re warrin.sd to tit form. Prices rea-
soma ~" ant am btuhd 10 pl-4se thoss who Civ.
ne 'heir custom Ship on Iork-t., tao doors
Nes. OF lie y nd ale lon e Isd,I
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Additional Items of Mr.. Dawes
speech ch-Excceding Dissatlsfaction
of Republicans Thcreat-The Post
master General Recon- mends Fast
Mail Trains.
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u HE vzCToR
G u A r A n T E E D 4!
Needle Self Setting 4!

1t cannot be set wrong. The Boobin Winder is
Sen adjusting requiring no change to Wind a Bob
bih -IAe shuttle Carrier obvidtss all friction of
shuttle. 1t has no wires spiral springs connect.
Cd WIN the working parts. The tension in our
new shuttle does not Change from ufl TO an
empty Boobin. 1t has O positive thread controller
ana tension. requiring TO use in sewing from
the finest to the heaviest material,
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WILLIAMS HOUSE,

New Millinery S:ors-In Johu's Brick Buudinv
corner lnrs ana N'nth Street. T-Ttf
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HAVANA, Feb. IA mob of several
hundred men marched toward the captain
generals palace last evening, with the in
tention of demanding that the government
send into the field the entire battalion of
volunteers, with its own officers instead of
one tenth OF the battalion, rs ordered in
Jovellar's recent decrees. Mounted police
met the rioters and dispersed them.
There were no causualties. The captain
general to-day quarteied a diets chment of
gends armes in Feurse barracks opposite
the palace.
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REPUnLICANS Arrested.

The police have arrested Saturnino Mar
tinez, editor of the Union, worlingmeu's
journal, and priest named Castro. Both
prisoners were sert to Moro Castle. They
are known to be strong republicans, and
are reported to have been connected with
Yesterdays demonstration.
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THE AUSTRIAN rArFnon DISEo.

Sr. PErERsVas, Fet. l6.-A grand
Dime: was gwen last evening by the Gar
to his royal visitors. in q speroh ne sail
the Emperor OF Germany, QGeen of Eng
land, Emperor Of Austria anu himself
would preserve the peace of the world.
The Prince of Wales bowel his acquies
enc>, w.iie the Emperor Francis j Jseph
answered by reiteratiHg the sentiment.
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Mr. Philip e. Martin, who recently
d ID iE Sherman, was o man of marked
purify and uprightness. With the single
exception of twenty-three YEARS ago, when
he took few lessoos en- q riplin, his life
has sesR L'apeles:: -.
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