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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-22

-THE SNAKE SroRy.-Tbe editor of
the Buffalo Express says he has seen the con-
tr'vance by which the author of the snake
story IN the Republic cheated his imao;na-
non liz merely says it holds About
pant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08
A Senslble Man

A colored man in New York, by tho name
Of Joseph r. Roiin has addressed a very SEN
sible letter 10 his colOred brethren on their
rights and duties. His object is to induce
them to live peaceably with. their white
neighbors, to mind their own business, and
to seek to win their proper places in society
by modest, good conduct, rather than by fight
ing For their rights Mr. Rolin says
have been greatly troubled by the mis-
chief which L eeo doing srcuni ne by colored
men, too foad Of hearing themselves talk, ard
too,unwiliing to see themselves work, whose
ears are poisoned by white men who call them
selves philauthropiSts, and seek by making us
disconnected to use us tools for a2 Ii III n.
1 was reared in tho family Of Governor
Bloomfield, Of New Jersey, have associated
for many years with white people, and have
received my share of Kindness and of harsh
ness from them, and l am glad to say, now
that lay head is growing gray, in looking back
i can remember far more Of Kindness than Of
harshness. L believe il il OWN. solely 10 me
living peaceably with my nsighbors, and
minding my own business. ...-a -t-'t
( for one protest against the blind iEgrati-
tude and folly CT those men who pretend to be
the leaders of the cOlored race, and yet lead
them to ruin; who are seeking to make us.
the minority, the enemy Of the white majority,
by forcing ourselves into places where We are
not allowed by custom claiming that wo do
60 under the color Of law. / for one, do not
care whether the law gives me n right to a seat
in n car, or nj a hotel table, or not.
j have too much pride to go where am net
welcome, and / have faith in the justice of
the argument, that if I, by my walk and con-
versaiion, show myself 10 be a man, educate
my children and bring them up fitted for Il
better situation than occupy, and to make
myself and them useful ami respectable mem
bers of society, VIC can help to live down pre-
judice and restore the African race to their
old position before slavery and degradation
reduced them to a Seryile position. l- CD. ..l
In the meanwhile, am satisfied TO 90 on
the front platform of car so long as see 30
many Of my colored brethren happy and cor
tented on the coach box, in the livery Of their
masters or in the servants places Of this great
metropolis. L feel that am entitled to
seat if choose To claim it,; but / know that
the time is not yet come when the claim OF all
Will be peaceahlY allowed. We must elevate
our race, and ii must come Of course :,
n
am man Of peace, and see, 10 right.
that are not given to me by public consent,
and do not believe in those acquired by force
of law. l look at the advancement our race
is making. and feel satisfied that prejudice
of color will not last forever, but that to mik-
gle it too freely with another, il an injury 10
both -ChTtatGn Register.
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REMOVAL,

'EViE SUBSCRIBER WOULD MOST RE-
l. spectfuily inform his customers and the e.
public generally, that ne has removed his
Store from the south TO the north side OF Pa. "a
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth IN
streets where he will keep full aud well l-seieced
assortment Of the best and latest stvle Of ENCH
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AND
GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS As
the excellent business stand will enable him 10
do much larger business, he feels assured that
he can furnish Gsntlemen's Garments on more
moderate terms than heretofore Having prsctised
for number Of years In Germany, England and
France he Is confident that he can please ell those
who may favor him with a call. Feeling CRATE
fal for past MvorS ne solicits continuance OF the
same. u. r. SCHAFER,
nov ID Merchant FaSinr
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

kmfOhTANI TO GENTLEMEN.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
" CALL AND SEE.-The undersigned gives
notice to his friends and the public that be has
Just received his stock Of Fall and w inter Goods
comprising all the latest styles and colors Of Cloth
Cassimeres, and VestingsS which goods will bt
made up to order In the most elegant manner, US
he has some OF the best worknen In the United
States at work for him. Being agent for ScoTr,
the Reporter Of fashions, you may rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
II his own make; such as Over-garments Frock
Dress, and Busiiess Coats, Pants, and Vests, from
medium TO very superior quality.
All the above goods VIII be sold at veiy low
Prices-for instance, a whole suit, Coat, Pants,
and Vest, for the small sum Of Si5 =
0vercoats, beautiful style, from 80 to SO
Pants, do do 3to 10
Vests, do do $50 To 10
He respectfully solici,s call from all In want Of
clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, stocks, Hand
kerch.sfs, Scans, Umbrellas, &c
z. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
between ID and N st'eets, Pa. avenue
sep 1f-3m &
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC

-.... III. ACADEMY DF MUSIC.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE DESIGN OF
this institution, viz: the diffusion Of the knowl
edge Of Music, aud a cultivation of the public
tase for the higher order Of the Art, the
t.. ACADEMY OF MUSIC
proposes to give q series Of ~
.-.-.,-ts. FOUR CONC ERTS:
and, with q view to add as much as possible TO
their popularity, the Great Works Of Beethoven
Mozart, Mendlesohn, Spohr, Hummel and others,
relieved by lighter compositions, VIII be pro
the Orchestral and Vocal departments.
The plan Of admission will be the same as thai
adopted by the Academy OF Music in London, viz:
By Subsey,pfson only, the terms Of which will be
s5 for the four Concerts emitting the subscriber
to three tickets Of sdmisson to each Concert
Subscribers names may be immediately receiye
at the bookstore of Messrs TAYLOR & Maury: Al
he Piano store Of Mr.. Davis, and at the Music
stores Of Messrs Hilbus and Zptznger; also at the
Academy Of Music corner Ninth and ID streets.
(Open daily from 10 till 6) oc l5-tf
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- FIRST ooT1LLoN PARTY q
N A TON A L. a. u A r D.

THE NATIONAL GUARD RESPECTFUL
iy announce that their First Cotillen Party
Will be given at ISLAND HALL, corner of Sixth
street and Virginia avenue, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 18th In slant ..-gze-
They would assure their friends and patrons
that every fort will be made to promote their en-
1oyment, ard hope still further to merit the good
opinion OF young and old by preserving The strict
Having determined not to distribute Ladies' in
vitations, the Guard axe this method TO extend a
general invitation to the fair Ladies Of Washing
ton, and sincerely hope that they will be cheered
and honored by their presence p. a.i'
Sur erior Cotillon Music has been engaged
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting Gentle
man and Lsdies--to be obtained OF the members
Of the company .15 ~
'- Committee Of Arrangsmeafs. r., 81
Lieutenant Allen, CORPORAL /. Jones'.
Sergeant r Bishop, Private r Merryman 81.
Corporal Philip Hardin, dec 6-td
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nov ei-diw
MORE NEW GOODS.

KOuN II. SMOOT, NO. ll9 SOUTH SIDE
u Bridge street. Fear high, GeoTgetOwn, ID. Z /,
has received an additional supply Of F all ard
Winter GOODS, making his assortment very
complete
In his stock will be found drst rate assOft-
rnsnt Of ..-E. a... ......t
Ladies' Dress Goods .f. .. .
Hack vi Oire Antique Silks
N oire Antique Cloak and Dress Trimmings
Rich striped and Moire Antique Sash aud Bonnet
Swiss and Cambria Bands, Collars and Sleeves
Bl ck and cold Cloths, for Cloaks
SssllR, Brocha and Bay Sta.e Skawis -.
With good assortment Of ths best MAKES F lan.
. nels, Blankets, and Dry Goods generally
My stock being desirable and cheap purchasers
will fd Il to thelf sdyantags 10 call befotegeitng
fully supplied j. II. SMOoT. Il
nov l3-u
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w "a
Cincinnati II hours y
fHpossH TIcZsTs AND BAGGAGE CREc.s 70 81
HAD IN WASHINGTON.
VyHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
IL ROAD having greatly improved Its Westem
Travellers between WASHINGTON, BALU-
MORE, and all portions OF the WEST, NORTH
WEST, and the SOUTHWEST.
lie connection between the Trains from Wash
tngto1 and the Trains bound West from Balti-
more Is always promptly made At the Washington
Junction (lately called the Relay HouseJ miles
from Baltimore. This Is the only change OF cars
required between WASH asston and the Ohio river
Baggage Is checked through 10 Wheeling at the
Washfngton Station, and -echeeked and trans
ferred there, with the passengers without charge
YOnd. The connecting Trains leave Washington
daily at G e. m and i& P. n. On Sundays at the
latter hour only.
AT WHEELING dsrsef eexsSttios IL made
with the trains u TIE CENTRAL OHIO RAIL
ROAD, running nom Bellaire, Ola the Ohio, near
Wheeling, through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, and
Newark, % COLUMBUS. These trains connect
AZ Newark with the cars OF the Newark, Mansfield
and Saadusky Railroad toZ SandUsEy, Tolsdo,
Detroit, Chicago; St. Louis, etc.
At COLUMBUS the e. q. Rsilrcaa trains con-
nect with the fast trains Of the Liftls ki6i R1iI-
yoGd to Xeni6, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc. At
XEEIA ION Littie Miami Reilrosd) connection is
formed VIII me trains throrgh Daytoa, 20 Indian
epolis, Terfe Rgute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
Island, 81 Louis, etc.
ID Passengers holding Through Tickets for
MeMphis, Vteks5xrs, Ndtcbss, Eets OyIsdns
etc, which are alsc sold et Washington-are trans
ferred at Cincinnati to the Mail Steamers on the
Ohio. Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and st.
Louis ere sold by this route.
III For CLEVELAND, ani VIA Cleveland to
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, etc :, tickets are sold,
when the Ohio j. nagigdble between Wheeling
and Wellsvtne Forty miles) where q connection
with the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Is
made
Travellers are requested 20 notice that while this
Is the Only route aEording Through Tickets and
Check. IN Washington, II is also the shortest,
most speedy, and dftect to nearly all the leading
points In tne great WGst. The distance from
WashingtOn 10 Cincinnati Is but 553 miles, being
shout iOG m:-ss shorter than b any other route.
FARE, BY THROUGH TICKET, FROM
WASHINGTON 10 w h5eling, 50 50; Column
bus, el3 IS; Dayton, SIS So; Cincinnati, slS %;
Louisville, by TGiiro2t, SIS 6S, by steamer from
Cincinnati, si5 co; indianapolis, ai7 So; Clsse-
land, sl2 30; Toledo, eI5 90; Detroit, SIS 20;
Chicagc, 80 g nd $40 81; 81. Louis, a2S 80 and
a2s; MeTnpL!5, SO; New GIleans, SJi; ETC.
~ POR FREDERICK AND HARPER,S
FERRY, AAETINSBURG, CUMBERIIAND
BEHKLEY SPRINGS, BEDFORD SPRINGS.
EasseaSs!s rE-.y issvc Wasa!nsi3E at o {. n. CT
az v. l.. Fer INC llilCr way slztoEs tatween
BalhmcIe cCd.n heelng, taks d. IL. tIeia ffOm
washingto-. --.
UFc- tIay.s 20 and f:o.1 Bals.nGrs, AEa2a,is,
&C.. SEE special advertisements. =.
ECFor fIIIhcr information, Through Tickets
So, epply 10 THOMAS II PARSONS, Agent,
JOHH H. DONE,
Master of TranSpoIts.i1A,
B:ltiraoT: and Ohio RAILROAD, Baltimore.
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NEW YORK FURNISHING EsTAB.
EISHMENT,

nNE PRicE ONLY WE RESPECT
~ fully call attention to our New Establish
ment, where wsdesign keeping GENTLENEN's
GURNlSHlNG 6 GOODS OF hrsI quail and OF
MERES, and VESTlNGS, which we make TO
order In the most eiegant manner Also, select
stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
atted up one OF the most elegant Store Of Its size
in any city, and have adopted the now almost
universal system Of all the prncpa stores through
out the Northern cities--rHAT OF oER PRICE
ONLY, which gives confidence 10 customers, and
that they may rely at once on getting articles at
much more correct, II not lower, price than the
running scale WALL & STEPHENS,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
& q few doors below The National Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08
HOME MANUFACTURES,

FAIRvIE COTTON WORKs,
NEAR TIE CANAL BASIN ALEXANDRIA
EiTZRATRlCK & BURNS, Proprietors, and
PET CHAIN, SAIL TWINE, WRAPPING
TWINK, C0RDAGE, COTTON BATS, &C.
Orders ffsH merchants In Washington respect
fully solicited for any Of the above articles which
we Will deliver in Washington lower than can be
had In Baltimore or other Northern markets AL
orders will Ineetwith Eomptattenuon, by address
ing above. FNB
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AsrROLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

DROFESSOR SYLVESTER INVITES THE
L ladies and gentlemen Of the city OF Washing
country, t6at he will give true statement OF all
things for the stars cannot lie, Of Love, Marriage,
and the time, Business, good or bad, Specula-
,ions, Patent Rights, Claims, and Deeds OF Prop
erty and their success, Friends absent, II TO
return, Farmers doing bad business. Advice is
given how to improve every milk COW two quarts
make many cures, both of people ard ca tie that
are afflicted questions, figures. For ladies' white
or Of color, IS cents nativities 50 cents, gentle:
men or ladies'. Advice given free to the poor ard
afflicted. Apply at No. 135, second hoIise from
l2th street, on street, opposite Smithsonian, en-
trance In The back or front, on the Island. All
COMMUNICATIONS strictly private and confidential
Hours from O'Clock a.. m. to p m.
dec i-2wk E =. Es .. -
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The PooR BOYS or Francs An American
woman in Paris writes to the New York Tri.
buRe as follows:
On the Placs du Trone We passed 4 regiment
OF soldiers coming in from Vincennes. Many
Of these were beardless, soft-eheeked boys,
learning their Grst steps to Sebastopoi. 1t ia
sad 10 soc those peasant youth, wearing stall
tho rudy brown brought from their quiet
homes, fitted into soldier gear with almost
certain doom in this war. The conscrip;ion is
we'll sailed the peasants nightmare. The
rich may buy of their sops, but the poor have
NJ hope but in the Virgin. But all this merits
treatment from a moro graphic pen than 1
hold We often meet new recruits in Paris,
coming from the railroad s,stions--so green
and awkward in their uniforms, often walking
tepder-footed in their shoes, some looking up
grand in their little dignity Of gun and knsP-
sack, while others seem to think of something
left behind One of these younglings came
here little while ago to bid his sister, one OF
the servants, adieu. He was of for the war,
all flushed with pride. Now Vistorine Is in
mourning for him. shall never forget how
she tore o6 her cap and held her face m hsr
hand when she heard the sad news.
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FIRST GRAND BALL
OF THE l...
ia OK S ON CLU B.

On MONDAY EVENING, December 10, 1855,
AT NUMBERS ASSEMBLY HAIL.
THE JACKSON CLUB MOST RESPECT
Il fully announce to their friends and the public
generally that their First Annual Ball viii take
Place at Numbers Assembly Hall on MONDAY
EVENING, December 10, 1856 l-...
The members Of the Club pledge themselves to
srare neither time nor expense in making such er-
rangements as VIII give satisfaction and enjoy.
ment to all who may honor them with their COM
pany. aiH. 10. 8.HH -s t'. ..t
SCOTT'S COTILI.ON BAND has been en-.
gagged for the occasion.
SUPPER will be furnished by an experienced
caterer. q.
Tickets ONE Notwithstanding gentle
man and ladies TO be had OF the Committee or
at the door on the evening Of the ball. "a
Conmittss of fA,rangsmsnts.
r A Hoffman, CIV Drury,
VIM Delaway, John w aters
dec& .
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SELECT uAsQUEeADE fOIREE,

llROF II. w. MUNDER MOST RESPECT
H. folly announces to his friends and patrons
generally. that he will give a select MASQUE-
RADE SOIREE at NUMBERS ASSEMBLY
HALL on THURSDAY EVENING, December
Goth, 1s55. ...- ...t-l. ...g.rr. --....
There will be most positively no tickets sold at
The door, all those who desire to subscribe will
be obliged to see Prof. Munder In person st an
early date, otherwise they Will not be admitted
This will he one Of the most magnificent enter
tainments that has ever been given in Washing
style.
He has made arrangements with gentleman in
Baltimore, who has upwards OF 500 dresses, both
for ladies and gentlemen, many Of which are
Spangles and Bugal Beads, and can be rented
npon reasonable terms by applying TO Prof. NJ. at
the hall.
Weber's Martial and QuadrilIe Band is en-
gagged for the occasion dec 4-eotd
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WEBER'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING RAND

M X. w RESPECTFULLY IN
SA inform his patrons and the public that he
Is now prepared with BAND OF TALENTED
Nj U USIClANS 8 to accommodate them with a
brass, string or reed band, as the occasion may
require. MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parades
Serenades, &C, furnished from one TO any num-
Der ut the shortest possible notice. by applying to
Y. WEBER, Leader, four doors east Of General
Henderson's, Navy Yard.
Orders can be left at the " Music Depot" In the
Star Buildings. nov 6--u !
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DIANOSFOR SALE OR RENT New and
second hand Pianos from the beste-+--@-..esssz
man factories, at moderate and conve-f yFTf
nient terms for sale; second hand Pianos taken
In exchange, and tuning pianos attended to at N o
495 Eleventh street, above Pa avenue
F. c. REICHENBACH.
sep S-SmeoSTu& Tb&
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q. z. HOOVER's

Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment.
Iron Il Ill, Pc. avenue, between 9Th and 10h sts
IN THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT,
Il which has no superior In the U. States, anS6g
may be found, at sll times the most ex- z
tensive stock in this city, of every stylev
CHILDREN and SERVANTS BOOTS and
SHOES. Also, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
VALlSES, SATCHELS, &c. -.
My stock Of r all and Winter Wear, recently Sc
lected from the most celebrated manufacturers, Is
very superior. -.
promises to offer unusual inducements, and re-
spectfully sOlicityour patronage and intuence.
nov 30-tf j. HOOVER.
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DAGUERREOrYpEs

TAkEN BY LADY
MRS. A. & REDMOND HAVING removed
IVA to her NEW ROOMS, on 7th S., between
II and 1, h prepared to take LIKENESSES In
the best style cS he art flsl7E :
PICTURES well taken and put up in embossed
cases for FIFTY CENTS nov e2 n
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COFFIN wAREHOOM, &c.
a I.I.IAA Al pI ME- 4 90 q

CVFFEN "ANkfTOUIU, kc.
! WILLIAM PLANT & CO., UNDERyA-
Is sKERS-residepce41s Seventh
street, between and III streets. ELS--....s
tnterments procured Ia any ground
or cemetery. Cofsns, Caps, Shfouds, Carriages,
Heafse, and every article for intermeais OF
the best quality furnished at short notice. on the
most reasonable tennis, and az all hours Of tie
aight. Having the exclusive right OF Crump's
Patent Corpse Prese.rer, we guarantee TO keep ths
dead fcr any length OK tine Willy
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W. HENRY PALMEa,s PIANO FORTH
. ! $3.50! -a. d. CLASS ESt ,@'r .'.- .. 81.

AN EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AND
N Gentlemen Is now forming at the Academy
of Music. A publications 10 be made 10 Mr. w.
HENRY PALMER, 80 street, or at the Acsd-
smy Of Music, corner Of ID and 9th streets. oc 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-08

20 TO 500 PENNSYLVANIA AyEN T.,
" near Tenth street, for your BRUSHES,
COMBS, and TOILET AkTlOLES OF every
description. JOHN r. ELLIS.
5 nov pN-tY
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rHE EEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
SF, MAIL EAMRRs. &
TUE SHIPS COMPRISIN6 rails LINE
u are the i. a..
ATLANTIC, Captain West, --.r
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
BALTIC, Captain Coms.ook,
.... -rr ADRlATIC, Captain Grafton.
Yhesc Siips have beea built by contract, express.
ly for Government service; every care has been
taken IN their construction, as In the engines, tc
insure strength and speed, AMI their secOIamoda-
tlonS for p1sSsslgers are une4ulled Tor elegance
and comfort ....-..... 10
F.IcE OF -ASsssH.
From New Yosk TO Liverpool, IA krSs cabin, el2;
Second cabin, II.
Exclusive use o. e1ir. size ss.ss ro3ns, =. S0o
From Liverpool 20 New York, E3j aud E2a
Al exPsrieaCs3 Surgeon atfsshsd TO eaoh shIp.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
Es, ffs.Gh: or passSSe apply to
SDWARD *. COLLINS b Co,
SIS Wall street, New YorF.
SsCWa, S6IPLEY 4 CO,
Liverpool,
. T. 6. RGBSRTs = co, 80
-"s. g Kings Af;as Ia-e, Losdoa.
.. a JOuH MUNROE co,
S krs Notre Dame 6eS V.cto;re5, Paris.
GEORGE IL. DRAPER, Hasre.
The ovze.s Of tness ships viii Z u he SccJls.a.
bic fcT gclc, silver bullion, specie, ieSxery, pre-.
cious stones, metals, unless bills OF ladIng are
signed therefor, Exd the value thereof therein ex.
pressed. nog 15-ly
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FJoUR FOR THE CRISEA.-There ha. been q
steady and active demand for -four during the
week, and sales have been made reaching
nearly 5000 barrels, mostly to one firm This
-four is bought on foreign order, and without
doubt will find Its way 20 the Crimea This
firm have, within the past two weeks, pur-
chased in this market about q, 900 barrels OF
-four, CT an average OF say S7.75 per barrel,
thus throwing some too hundred and lairtp-
t,co Htousand fire huWlI I'd dollars into the
hands Of our farmers, millers. and produce
dealers. Were il not for these foreign orders,
probably not more than one half this amount
Of -four would have been sold during this time,
and much Of 1t would have dragged heavily
upon the market for a long time 10 come.
There has been decline in price since Sstur-
day week Of about 81! cents per barrel This
decline is owing partially TO declines in the
New York market, and partially to the fact
tha; freights have advanced 20 cents per bar
rel on the New York railroads. from Jake
ports to New York city. Ii will readily be
seen that whatever the advances in freight
may be -four must decline here accordingly
Detroit .idUertiser, LIST iast.
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Eg The population Of Brs9siyh .Is.s tSHs !. u IN.
rt1Igss surrounding New York ei9' ~
nounced 10 be Is4 go!
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THE EVENING STAR.
rOBLisBED EVERY AFrEaNouN,
(EXCEPT SUNDAY
'AS sfaF BsiIftsgs, roTEsy OF Pssss,
apsIHs aaf Eisrsah TfTssf.

~ 'As Sf~ Bhitftrgs, ,oTRsr Of Psss,si,ss;s
SrsIHs aat EisrsaH 5frs<f, ~
By ". D. WALLACE,
Wiz be served to subscribers by carriers al sIA
AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly
70 The Agents. papers served in packages at 37s
sents per month. To mail subscriber, the sub
soriptiOn pricsis THREE DOLLARS AND FIF-
TY CENTS year In aSvaaes, TWO DOLLARS
Tor sir months, and ONE DOLLAR for rhrse
months for less than three months e, ths rate Of
lax cents week.
" SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT.