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THE sueAR DuTy len, the Washington

correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writes
The burden Of the sugar tax is severel,
| felt, and complaints against the pfesen
rate of duties are very general. Gen. Hons
ton 5 resolutions for an inquiry into the ex
pediency of exempting the article from
duty for two years will be considered By
the Committee on Finance, whose report
with sugar still on the rise, viii be looked
for with interest. The duty is thirty PEI
cent, ddpalmens. and therefore, the highs
the price of sugar the higher becomes tle
duty. When sugars are cheap the tax n
small, and when they are dear the duly
becomes exhorbtant and oppressive.
The value Of the sugar imported is abhlt
twenty-one millions, ana Of the dometic
products fifteen millions. The duty ofr-
ates as tax upon the entire CONSUMPTION
Of the article, and therefore, aInount to
near twelve millions. Sugar, if dutTree
would be but eight cents where it Is now,
twelve, or six cents where it $ now fne.
It is probable that Gen. Houstonf mo-
tive in limiting the exemption to twGears,
is to afford time for the resuscitaton of
the sugar culture in the South, arr also,
for the result of the experiments nok about
to be made with the Chinese sugfr cane,
which is found to be so prolific evsy where
south Of the parallel forty two.
1t is rumored, too, that a combhed and
formidable assault is to be madain Con
gress upon the railroad iron dty. The
Southern, Western and Northeh railroad
interests may all be combined p favor of
some measure, at this session, FIR their re-
lief, BY reducing. refunding ESTABLISHING
duties on railroad iron. For he promo
ton Of the Pacific railroad Enterprise
measure ofthis kind is to be strngly urged.
The report Of the secretarybfthe Trea
sury does not propose any ehnge in the
rate of duties on iron and suar, bat tfor
chilly urges the propriety of polishing du-
ties on wool and other r5w materials,
which duties are burden sope taxes on re-
production, and cypress unnecessarily the
industry Of the country.
Congress is expected to AXE up the sub
jeet Of the traiff at this sesion, and the
time is more favorable folthe adoption of
a. judicious tariff ct TIL close, than at
the commencement Of a plrty contest.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-27

WINTER SioRTs AT BosroN.-The ice
upon Bullarl's pond, in the suburbs of
Boston, has during the week, afforded fine
skating. The Traveller Of Wednesday,
says: 81
Last nRht, between one and two hun
bred persons of all ages aud both sexes
were on The ice engaged in skating. There
was, we a'e told, some excellent skating,
especially by one or two young ladies,
who seemed to be thoroughly at home
upon theicy surface Of tho lake. exhibit
ing both Is regards grace and swiftnsss a
marked contrast to the rather cum brous
efforts q their worthy sirss. During the
evening, the Marseilles hymn was sung by
ths sssBmb lsd people, and With fine effect !"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-27

THE COMMON ENEMY The common enc
my Of mankind, il undoubtedly, that rare
combination Of oxygen and hydrogen call
ed alehehol. Without it, the leaning of
the race, would certainly be TO virtues side.
There is but little variety in the reports Of
our City Observation-Disclosures and disor-
derby conduct is tile common complaint
On Christmas day there was but one arrest
and that was for drunkenness and disorder
ly conduet disturbing the peace Of North
street. Mr.. John Kinney, was the often
der who was properly committed.
On Christmas night, two Of Uncle Sans
gallant sons came down town, to see " the
Christmas" and were attack by the com
mon enemy under the hill. They were
enabled to stagger under wounds to the
Garrison gtae, where they fell to
the earth--vanquished. Marshal NERH-
IEa, having regard for the dignity as well
as the peace of the city, dragged the van
pushed into the government grounds, and
out Of the jurisdiction Of the city, where
they had nothing but the heavens to cover
them until morning. Soldiers are expected
to BIO possessed Of qualities of endurance,
and no doubt that this is the reason why, it
ia the principal feature Of thcr tactics.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-27

CHANsE. Change Is The special order 81
the day AS regards The press Of this re-
markable city ii has been nothing but
change for the past half-year. We are
not yet fullyawake to " hat is actually the
fact about us. Yesterday evenings Ad
voeate tells ue that, Mr.. Tom. Bynum, Of
the Parish of Rapides, has purchased the
interest Of. the late David Martin, In that
paper. The firm will continue, Is before,
nnder the style Of ]. NJ. Taylor q Co.
CHRISTMAS Review 1.-The day was not
go cool 40 a connoisseur in eggs etc. ,eou1d
have wished, but just Of that temperature
desired by one, to enjoy q drive. In the
morning the usual number of crackers we're
burned by Young America, and dimes were
rapidly exchanged at the shops. At H.
We visited Sc. James Church, aud heard an
appropriate Sermon from Rev. Nh. GuioN.
Text Q: Matt. Listening to the elo.-
quent gentlemen, we could Zee, that same
bright star as 1t stood glorious in the midst
or worlds, and as it now stands directing
man with unerring light, the safest and
happiest way through that portion of his
journey called time. One of our reporters
visited st. Jossph's, whore were assembled
large audience, land becoming SO entranc
ed by the sweet tones of their new organ
that he would only reply to our many
questions yes 1t was very good, and
the voices accompanying, q lille sweeter
than the thing itself.'' After mass an ad-
dres appropriate to the occasion, was de.
liyered by REv. Mn PRAcHENrsHr. The
excellent music in this Church is enough
Of itself to make one feel devotional and
wish for Heaven. There WAS no service
in either Of the other churches. A little
before 12.-egg nogs were the order of the
day, and reporter tells us the one hand
at was jus" he thing" No disturbance
mared the day, all was pleasant and the
evening brought many reunions where
eacbsought to make the other happy.
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A FORTUNATE aTRAvELER.-4It ia stated
that Germrn, with whom Bayard Taylor
formed q friendship, has recently conveyed
to HIM as free gift, an estate near the
Thuringisn forest, which contains bsauti-
fu, residence, built in 1850 BY one Of the
ministers ofErusst III
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LAND FHvER IN Kansas. Land specnla-
tors appear to have got on full head of
steam in Kansas, and we may soon expect
to hear an explosion. A letter from
Leavenworth says."A lot containing 30
acres, lying half mile from town, sold
at private sale day o. two since for Sill
l6 acres for $4,000. Single lots "a feet by
10 are selling from $500 to $2500i Small
office buildings rent for $500 per year.
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The Presbyterian Fair.

The ladies Of this Church with d com
mendable zeal have been giving entertain
ments for two or three evenings in the
Masonic Hall. H
The 7ubieaur rsednts was as beautiful in
every respect as we ever witnessed. The
table was loaded with just such dishes as
the lady managers of that Church know
how to have served, and makes one sigh
TO think over the next day That big
blueisb bowl over on the end Of the table
looks suspicious but as a charming young
lady stands near with ladel id hand,
there can't be much harm-so following
the example Of Col. 49,, tumbler is
handed and soon returned, filed with q
foaning half and half liquid, which may
DO ate or drank--but in silence and best
without moustaehes, a. friend G.. can tes-
testify The receipts have been large as
they should have been.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-27

TyLOURs--st. Louis Extra or choice family
IL Flour, jlst received. -
dec26-y Is BAnBEE 4 BENJAMIN
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u The Mon or NoyEGss-Wit the last
three years, the country has been flooded
with novels mostly written BY women -
We have been lately told that the sale Of
these books has fallen off astonishingly,
and the demand has almost ceased, This
fact should encourage the ladies to stop
Go out washing, take in sewing, attend to
the children, nurse the sick, do anything
honest and useful. but do stop writing
wishy -washy, namby -pamby, milk-and
Observer.
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CUNDRIEs.--Gherry Valley Butter--supe.
~ rier; Star Candles--4full weight; Winchester
Sop; Oiwfn do; Pearl Starch; Brooms, &c.
dee26-y BARBEE a. BENJAMIN.
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The NEWSPAPERS or VfReTNfA.--At pres
ent (says the Southside Democrat, Vir
ginia), there are one hundred and fifty
newspapers published in the State of Vir-
ginia, the working expenses Of which
amount 10 s4oO 900 per annum
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-27

EXPLOSION OF LApY.-M. Bragelone,
tells story ola young English lady who
had just arrived in Paris, and who had the
pretension to believe that she knew how to
speak French and to dress in French mode.
She bought one ofthese air-crinolines or
time, for a stefee. But the cloth, it appears
down the qo pS S form
the lady sprang to her feet, Hat as q balloon
collapsed. Like true Brton, she did not
loose her presence Of mind, and added,
TRANQUILITY, a0ht that is nothing !; nothing
Mt all--it is only my nsecansqasthat is der
anged. s5f
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THE MYERS ABovE.--THe St. Louis IN
telligeicer, Of the 10th, says 8
Thsiver is still falling. During yester-
day, fell about fifteen inches the chan
mel ws filed with floating ieosall day, be-
comig thicker and heavier every hour
We fave no news from the Missouri, nor
haI we any from The Illinois from above
GriIgsville. Ii is believed that the Him.
oisiiyer isagorged At Spring Lake, about
thity five miles below Peoria; there are
seIeral boats at that point that have been
DE three or four days. The James Lyon
atived from Keokhk yesterday morning,
cid from her officers we obtained the an
nxed newsin reference to matters along
tyer.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-27

DIGS FEET.-spiced Pigs Feet, Id small
l. packages, for family use.
dec26-y BAHBEE Il BENJAMIN.
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Retaliation.

From Nicaragua, We learn that Lieut. Col.
LAME, an officer in WALkxR's army. who had
bsn taken prisoner by the cnany IN ono d The
late battles, had bccu shot by orier Of the Com
mander Of the Guatemala foros. This coming
10 the knowledge Of Gcn. WALKgR, 10 his gen
cral orders o. October 18th hc orderci that
Licnt. Col. BRIdlDo VALDERRAsAs and Capt.
BNRDARDo ALLxsbA, two officers who wcrc
among the prisoners taken by his forces, ic
shot, In retaliation tor the death Of Lieut. Col.
LANE.
Brig Gepral fay was CHARGED with the cs.
cution Of the order. The following paragraph
.rcs, W N,enrag.rus, shows shc .rsagrr IN
which the command was carried out
Ernrrros ~ San SAIvaDos AND GuAra-
shLA PnIaosges,-- Pursuant N general 0sslsr,
which appears in another part of this paper,
the two men who's. names appear therein, nm
derwcpt The exuens Tenalty 81 the law. They
were exocut1l in the pr~eno u SEVERAL tmttsl
Ions Of soldiers and large concosre Of citi.
mns. They were shot like soldiers, whiG the
unfortunate iAine vas, most probably. brutslly
bu, ,bcrsl As mn accomplished gentleman
and soldier, lAiDo was worth whole regiment
81 the miserable looking wretGb~ captured IN
tbc late fight
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4 Assss sas ssss 20 Cis,.

We ind in tls; i''fo,dssss Joupnaithe follow.
ing staiistics Of that beautiful AMI ebt'rprising
city:
Tho city ~ Providence contains 7s steam
engines, and within 100 rods Of tbo city line
arc ~ or 10 mmc. that for MI practical purpo
ses belong lsrs GO jeweIry establishments,
employing 400 hands and yielding MI annual
product 81 e27TI 600 thrcc bleaching and
dycing work, employing $50 hands, and finish
Ing 50.gsO. 900 yards Of goods, ~ manafactu-
risx Of machinery. steam engines, boilers, cwt
ing.. &e., employing 1909 hands. 9,A50 tons Of
coal. lyGos TINS Of pig iron, 9,s0i tons I"
Other iron. and producing annually $500
stoves, 9yO00000 pounds oi nsik and spikss.
40 steam engines, 30 boilers, 3,5b4 900 pounds
Of nuts &c, al other articles u the total
value u e2,5cl, 600; two screw faCtories that
yicld m annual product Of u y0sC.0O0: two
butt factories that produce s2sbG 900. and =
great variety Of smaller manufactures yielding
togeaisr N annual product Of yI7Alb.740
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The city assessments for 1856 amount 70 the
following, real and personal property included:

NUngER or BuILpINGs.--We arc indebted
to Mr.. Keller. Of the City Directory, for list
OF the houses ia this city. the total number Of
which amounts to ,3i2. OF these, 1854 are
fame buildings, Of different dimensions, Is
follows: 7s5 are one story; CT one and half
stories; 295 two stories, and &c thrc stories
in hcighth- Of brick. there arc los in oil q
Of which are ono story are one and u half
stories; 46 two stories; & two and half
stories; Is three stories ; four stories. and |
five stories in heighth. of stone buildings
there are so in oil. Of which there are one
story; &c two stories IL thrc stories, and |
four stories in heighth.
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nAn1lEM

In 81 Aa,Aeay, % tho assA uis ~ Rsv Q. ssseass.
NJ, ns&sex Rcws,s hisa nAsv A. nsrvAm, aii Of The,
place,
In 81 Aushsay, The siss sit, ~ iAriass hstueh,
E.s, nss saw q ncsaas 70 AMs hslissA ecu. ell Of
hat place,
Ia keclssrd H.. Nov, 9Th, by Kew. Mr. Murray, hiss
Ler~s n Gooeavs, vt ResAtsd To J. r, puu@as ., Of
Wtnoaa.
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In Warren rrpc,ae,, asar weoaa, 90 Friday, Nevsn,.
hst hrs eAnAs SsAv Aeri M, wiie II Jeremiah Gray,
late nom hetgs scsa,y, Uh,c.
A. As rvsAeaee 10 wincsa % Friday, November ssh,
q typhoid tsy.r and tyssn,e,y, JAsst fALssa assd
~ yeArs asd 10 mentAs,
fERruMkn nREArii-wAa, lady % gentleman
wcah rvmaia uAsr the II d,sasreeahls breath
when by usng the " uAls W q raoesAsp Flow sas"
90 deatriAcs weah ealy render II sweet hut leave
the teeth Wits Alahs.cf Msay ssssas do mot kneu
their hrvatA Ia bad and The sshiect y delicate tAss
tsssis vii never neatca n. ressis single drip 81
baim' ysat toeth hsash, and wyk 1hs teeth ssAt
and usesuinE. any cent bottle wilf0O year,
HEAuTttui. CoMrLHAiON may eastiy hs srqa "
81 BY asins the "nAls - ruecsAsp flowuns" u
viii remove tan, pl@rlss and nseAls t,m the stia,
leaving u sen sad resea,s hue Wet towel, p'sl
IN two three drora, saa wssh the fsee aish, and
laerWina'
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaving brush In
pishes ech wasrr. poas ca two thtvs drurs
II the "nAls ~ 4 raousAse plswuas," rub the
hoard welt and viii mate bssauts, seft htAes, musA
taclh,s,tas the ersrs,em Of sAsvias Price osy uny
e~ats, newap 81 cosaterssit Nsav srasine anless
ss6nea W VIZ skrRIuuEA 10,
traAAhA hlaarr, New ymA.
Fes sais by OUT ageai~, NNp y kEllO6a,
Whctcss@ and netst Drssa,.la,
ost aAwass saiat Peak n, T.
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Ths ladies of this town, says The Hosting,
Journal. intend TO have q grand festival ii
Smiths Hall on The evening Of the 18th inst.
Music, speeches, toasts, chickens anl turkeys.
&c. will make up The programme ot thc eve
ming, and perhaps,
ne ely alrtatiea
BY ths light al The ehanaless,
will AFFORD amusement ibr the parties Interested.
A large "turn out" 10 expected. and il will uu.
b 6ne affair. Count US In, II w
don't have thaw. Delegations from other
towns will receive hearty welcome.
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PssaDEHT BgcnAsAns YAsiLr Cipag----
M Bschassns family circlc consists, lM the
pse~cst Of Mr.. and Mis Lana, This nephew and
niece,) Mrs George Pitt; Of PsiIsklphia. and
Mr.. Appleton, his late SecrctAry Of legation
In London. Colonsl Iiamsy he's ais bcen on
. witt with him. Mns Lane. besatiial and
highly accomplished young lsdy. do. the hon
on Of thu msIsioa With the sane grscs and
ability which sainsd ir her 10 much populsri-
~ 1t the bod n her uneis's establishment in
LAMBDA.
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yield Of The investment, tho additional amount
Of stock uhculd Be raised 10 very short TINA;
and we hope our citissm will ee that Il ID dous,
and that The directors shall not want fox means
to push the work promptly 70 completion.
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Affairs In Wash Iagsos.
WAsnisoros. Nov. n, 1856

WAsHis0ros. Nov. "a, 1856.
I un1lrstand there arc two subjects 10 he NJ.
ranged betwop The governments Of New Ora.
NADIA and the Usitsd Stsisx- Tbs priscipal
ot,e ia that u the Panama massAcre. In REFER
epoe 10 IL, thu Unitnl Htsts viii require that
no, only foil indemnity and rrpssatioa h. ms'ie
for that osirage, but that, siso, satisfsctosy
provision he masie u protect our citizens resi-
ding Oh % Dassing through tke lsthmns from
insult anil injury In future. Tho sboood and
Lss important mattsv Tor settlement b postal
treaty bstw~n the two govtsrmestS but ~
this treaty vil have more or IN bsssing upon
the interests u The PsnanA Iiailrosd, Il 10 ma
without IL share Of imp,<tanoe. Tbe New
Grnnaiian government Desires 10 have both
sabycu esntwscsd within tho on convention.
Oar goynnmsnt, however. osJscts 70 that pro.
position. Ip ieka u, that ~ The PHssna
massacre VAS M accidental 90 extraordinary
occurrence IL sttiement shosh BE- kept din
tint from every othu msftes. In this vsw d
the matter our govesp.snt 10 sndaabtedly cor.
nect
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BsDzrx's 800 avrscHns SoK Psxsosr,--
Tb rumor daring tho late CANVAS that Parcu
Br.cWns ~~ p~h $500 each br biz Fremont
spsrhss, brought Ga, ,hs following
"Henry Ward Beecber is cody man. " -sid
m siniru
-Ys," said ssotkex. "tss he ch~rs~ nsss
ssguily pr'ees los hs Tssrhy"
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tssl-kmssi vesla sssDsesfsy sassssss i hls psisss
add tbs pebble ssasrsiiy. thai In csdss " nsst ~
iss hr day u No,s~s ssss sssss~ ts psss u lord
dollar sd arr ossts p~s day u W sans uss
" hes Va asa,s be kissA tbst thsss vii ~
nd ss,sh Ass Ssrssstass sAassessrsSA h ssssss N
nsaAs tbs Assisss Hos. u. that srst elias Hotel
calls for IOs0, rropvtstct.
sayent~r ~ d.-sm
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A SURE PRIZE FOR
EVERY TENTH PERSON.
CHANCE FOR A
IL r q % u Pi0 % o
FOR EvERYBODYil
ONLY TWO D0I.g.ARs.:.
4.
800 weassifui G0tA Watches,
Ion NORWOOD GRAND PIANO roKTss,


G<sAtss' Hr0esSess,
WATCH CuAfNe, BREAST FINS.
Dssssowa ntngs sna silver spoons 90 sc
0iSkN AWAY.
kassssassd by ths sseesss which hes attended III.
yaLlscat,sa " LEaiIE'n iiItlsTRATED NEwsPA
PEE, vhish h rssiag ssr.si vuitsBss the Pro
rssstss haS 4ssssms~d return his namsfess cub
sesibsrs s.pos''es Of HE pseats In the following
Every issth sssssshss Gill have hla moasy yrtsrp.a
BY The ssst asi, sod The psres viii 10 ssa ssArvl
Thss, 10 svesy 90 .sb.erissr. 100 viii have their
money retssss sss the paper s-s So sis Moatis shes
tksy ssmit o., sad r~sivs ss"ih- ssss thsy rsmit
Evsry sssssagtiss, q u 10 rsesivsd, By lsi,ss or oh
ssviss ., n. OScs. Ia sprsss Stress, Nee Yea, -I
s- ,.s,...s.a 70 ..e. a,y, y tss rssss',sss l.s..
10 Esd 10 ssSb hssased. Persona stt<sins ssy 81
shsss sspLs. oil hsvs thsis msssy rssssass asd ,hs
Fssssss oaAsislsg sSs fs,iswins nsmLsss ls ever,
essssd 10 sadks tho rssafn ss thsss sss.e
'aessy = s.~:. w.ii s.sss.s the hsiiouiss psisss
Sp' ssissmss. asd WslA th.is.
con, IAAy,s 0alA ChAtslsiss.
too, ~ ~ SILVER Tee spoons
Iee. esla wsssh, t.sthss I..dy,s es 0sssism.a'.
80. D.s.asA xiss. tssshss iSiys az 0saIls
/" "a, - q silver ps~-n spssa..
- i,uS, osoA ks>svesA p,ass vssts.
fh~ss pstzs~ utt bs avss 20 use sans ssmi.ss. 10
ss<h ed svssy thoasnsd sddss 70 the saussp,,os
ass~y >ssx sstssssd ssd psess s<st ss W each ssd
svesy tssth sssssssbss, - sbsvs stated.
Thls ssl.erptiss besA wss spsssd 0stbss q, isso,
10 vhish 81 fstsss sshssspsssss viii b. r-slsssssd
Every psvsra whpss nosey y rssssna. % W. \ the
ss<lptsst u eiksr ef The above psxas will - ssaut,
70 fssss - sssssisag.sss = M sass, - ,asls
ssnss wii 10 pskuss4 sem ums 70 time L shs savsr
ussG sosssass u i~u1ts's Itssesstsd Nsvrpspss
Il shssA1 ~ bosss y MID hat nvsav Kshssrilss
- set. wisss ssss Mes fsli sgsivassi ~ ~ mo
~ " " kskss ltssh. This = The saIy IilasisAlsi
nssspaess.is - un1asd aessss. = 'lO7|
sss ssrssis - ssssvs $50 sss sshsespss "a haze
seasss ~ tss - ssanD, sAs rscsps u - sbsv-
g ssssrsrtes, he iass ssbsrsa the sssks nghs -
we 1sleesL SOY sAsvf41ss
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N. Thaibesg, ths great csnposs and pianist
rave hh asst ooncsst sa kiblo's Gasden, New
Yost. 90 Monday evening, the 10th An I'm
mnsc crowd vx In attendance. and thu sac.
Co.. Of the Distinguished stranger vas All ths.
10 could have desired. The 1UJ~ etAtss that
in sppesssscs. be 10 . metium siz<si. IRISH
Aosh looking man. about forty years Of age
ssd IN III hm movements iDiicsts that infAts
sotssty which always accompanies true crest
0pH.
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The New York Dxiehnsn recently saw some
bsrt p>s put into hopper Of oofss mill. and
10 le~s than two inmates thy were occupying
|. place in . grocy window. labelled "o'd
Government java"
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EVANS, ALE AND PORTEp DKPOT

- Nc ~ 1--we, oslsas- On -. rsssivisy, ssl
svss .ssstet Y ~ :ssA.t ~ 9 vAssA - sss.ss
ksasAs u A. 81 pGsG $50 ns4A N
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