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AN EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT
Mr.. Tasis:ro having resigned his posi-
ton as translator Of the State Depart
mcnt at Washington, our talented and
highly esteemed fellow citizen Profess
Alexander Dimitry, has been appoint
ed to succeed him. The Professors
linguistic accomplishments admirably
fit him for the place. Bulletin.
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CHICKENS NOT DEMONSTRATING
the call of States on the adoption Of
the first portion of the Cincinnati,
platform, some Of the States took occa-
sion to indicate the majority they in
tended to give for the nominee Of the
Convention. Alabama said it was
good for 1900; Georgia 10000; Ken
lucky 10000 Maine, Massachusetts
and Connecticut, pledged themselves
good for the nominee.
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S"eression Of J. W. Fowier d~,as.d.
STATE OF LOTfsIANA-second Dir.
trict Court Of the Parish Of Orleans
In the matter Of the Minors Of J. w.
Fowler dec'd.- MOL.
pY VIRTUE Of a commission, issued
ID in the above, and 10 me directed
from the Hon Second District Court, in
and for the Parish Of Orleans, and State
Aforesaid J will by virtue Of said commits.
sion, offer at public sale, in front Of tho
Court Honse door Of this Parish, in the
city Of Baton Ronge, on
MONDAY, the 1lst day Of July, 1874.
at ] o'clock, A. NJ. Of said day, the proper
ty hereinafter setforth and described be-
longing to the succession Of Joseph w.
Fowler, late Of said Parish. deed 10 wit:
Lots Nos. q, $, 8 and 7. Of square NJ. 70.
all having front Of sixty feet, by one hun
dred and twenty feet in depth. Lot No.
3, IN square NJ rs, having front of sixty
leet, by one hundred and twenty feet il,
depth. Also, Lot No. 3, in square No 90,
having front Of sixty feet. BY one hum
bred and twenty in depth; all Of the above
Lots are situated in that part Of the CITY Of
,,"so" h"nge, 'dld OUT by the late Ellie
Beaurcgard
On heollowing terms and conditions,
to wit: -
One third CASH. and the balance on
credit Of one and two years from the day
of sale, with mortgage retained on the lots
sold until the full and final payment Said
notes 10 bear eight per cent interest from
until paid and made payable at
the Parish Recorders Office, in the City
Of Baton Rouge. H. v. BABTN.
June 19-7ts-w Sheriff.
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Spffial Notices.
P ubIio Notice.

PERSONS holding Policies in The M,.imDl lin
fnsnro"ce TDmponv, If Neso York, ~ which tho
undersigned has been the Agent for Baton Rouge.
will hereafter remit the amount Of their premiums
"a they fall due /; " the agent u the Company.
IN New Orleans, Mr.. THOMAS A. ADAMS
t""eH'ass GEO. A. PIKE
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AnaumENr AGAINST FAsu,oN No

ARGuMENr AGAINST FAsuroN No
AEorMENT.-In an old English paper,
published about scvcnty.fve years
ago, We find the following ingenious
argument against the uso Of corset
bones. or boards. It is headed, "Cau-
ton to the ladies'" .nd says
We understand that nj Questionable
tea party tho o'hct day, the young
lady Of tho family, as usual, was called
upon TO do tho honors Of the ten table.
In the course Of it, she had occasion to
rise from her chair to reach an article
on the opposite side eI the waiter. In
the act OF rcsun.ing her seat, the end
Of her corset bone unfortunately hitch
cd in tho rim Of the waiter and, ter
ribly to relate tilted the whole Of its
contents into her lap Hot coffee,
boiling tea, cream, toast, cakes, Sc,
in one discriminating mass Tho
scene Of confusion which followed may
be easily imagined.
Notwithstanding this, the ladies'
continued to wear the offensive boards
and they have come down to us safely,
with other ancient and time honorcd
institutions. In the making Of the
female form, no doubt, there was an
oversight in the Maker. The ladies
think SO, at least, and think that their
ribs should have been placed perpcn
dicularly. Were this the case, the
necessity for corset boards. would not
exist.
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n ntice.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv-
- cd Al the Sherif's Office, in the CITY
"f Baton Rouge, until 7 thursday next, 10Th
inst, at - O'Clock, ~, for furnishing ma
ter'a' and building five cisterns. for the use
Of The Fire Department. Said 'risfe,ns to
be built according TO the specifications TO
be seen NJ the SkerF's Office.
june TIA. g. w. WILLIS.
Committee H. " BABfN,
IS. M. HART.
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Co A priest lately arrived at Rome
from South America, with $4,000 in
oold for the establishment Of school,
10 educate priests for South Ameri-
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FirrErN DAYS AHEAD or THE
TiMr.-Mr. Cooley manage. to keep
Just thus much IN advance Of the time
With bis for the ladies) incstimable
book. We have him now a. usual
Eileen days in advance Of the mails,
the telegraph and the times. lie brings
With him, all the fashion plates 10 be
on the taris in July, if another months
sins Of the world are 10 be added to
the grooming record. Ladies', do you
want to know how TO dress your chill
drep in that month 30 that the fash
ionable world cannot bite its thumb at
you and say you are out Of fashion :
Then look to "Godey's unrivalled
Fashion Plates" DO you want to
know how to make tho Questionable
lady's work bag" Look to Cooley
and you will find the pattern in blue,
with letter press description, DO you
want 10 know how TO make tho "Amcr-
loan Slipper Look to Cooley and
you will find it in tho red white and
blue stripes Of the gloriou. old star
spapg|cd banner, under which-as
long ne there is any uncontaminatcd
blood Of seventy, six left, VIC shall ride
on to conquest. That glorious old in
stitution-the honest pride Of all true
hearts and honest hands. DO you
want Ito fashion Of a "Crochet Purse :"
. FLANNEL Skirt "Baby's night
Shirt" . BEAD Net for the oack Of
the Head" DOLLS Collar ;" "Gui-
pure fringe" "Chemise Band"
handkerchief Border? p Any and
Ill Of these things may be found in
Cooley. Indulgent old Gents and kind
Mammas, did you ever in your domcs.
tic economy calculate the amount
saved, by taking Cooley, for your
daughters? Did you ever estimate
the value Of the time thus saved and
made attractive at the hearthstonc by
having Cooley? The time that would
else be spent in running about the
streets, and looking in at the fancy
store windows? II you have, you
must have discovered that you save in
. week-ay, day, seven times as
much as Cooley costs you, by having
him to pay you monthly visit through
the Post office.
% The Hartford Times says that
senator Niles by his will bequeathed
$4,000 to be held in trust for the poor
OF Hartford, one half Of the income to
be applied towards paying the rents Of
the deserving INDECENT, aud the other
half in supplying them with fuel. 1t
IS understood, also that be has dona-
ted bis library to the Historical Socie-
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r" Engineers 4 the Fire Department.
mr. IA 11N YnfytF


A s AGENTS Of the Manufacturers, we
III offer NJ Factory prices INDIA RUB
Der BETTING, HOSE and PACKING.
Also Oak tan'd. stitched and cemen,ed
Leather Betting
Description as follows
3plv India Rubber Betting, from 2 10 10
''ches 4 ply India " & G,o 20
Hydrant House. India Rubber ] to IA
inches. Warranted 10 stand pressure Of Is
lbs to sqr. inch; Locomotive Il Fire En-.
CINE India r Hose u to 3 /; warranted to
stand pressure Of rs lbs 10 sqr inch. Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by The III. Oak
Tan'd. Stocked, and Commented Leather
Betting, from 10 20 inches wide.
A u orders for the above goods filed at
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
junl7. BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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Tnr MURRAY AsvLuM Ar IlAn
RopspuRo, Nv. IN ASHES The U
s. Military Asylum at IIarrodsb"rg,
was on Sunday last, burnt to ashes.
The building cost 100000 The
site Of the institution was selected by
General Scott. in 1862. under com
mission from the Government.
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CAMELs IN TExAs.--1'he Washing
ton, (Texas) American, ofthe 2lst ult.,
has the following:
1t has been quite a common sight
to see camels and dromcdaries march
ing through our streets. TIE cam
els are now employed in carrying
Government freight from Powderhorn
to the depot. They carry the enor-
nous weight of 1900 pounds, and
with the greatest ease. The sight Of
them stampedes all the horses and
mules that come within sight of them.
They are certainly not handsome
creatures.
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Presidential contest. Ptospectuses are
going about. aud The most REASONABLE.
propositions are being mnde 10 furnish
all the lies on one side, at n reduced
price for cash. Indeed for the sum OF
about two dollars, a partisan may have
enough TO satisfy the croaking Of bis
own NAV, from day to day; until the
ides Of November pass over. aud place
somebody else in tho chair Of the
Chief Magistrate Of the nation. Then
all tho groat questions will 10 fos n
four yenrs term. put 10 rest. and all
the great men Of Tho nation who are
now wasting their wind in singing
psalms Of unqualified praise. Of all 81"
their side Of tho house; will gently
s,ibside into tho shades Of retiracy and
be no more henrd Of until the sound
ing Of tho clarion Of war again Could
tho vote for President be taken to-
morrow. IL would not bn what il would
be the next day ; for there are plots
on foot and counter plots, to make the
public mind waver to and fro IA an
angry ocean. We have m abiding
faith in the intelligence and honesty
Of purpose Of the American people.
and believe. II they do not 90 right
and do right, il is becanse they are
swayed by designing demagogues who
like )eecbes draw their lif.'a blood
from the public crib; hence are ou-
far as they are concern
ed--s'rugglcs for life itself, and the
war will be carried into tho very
heart Of Africa. when Greek meets
Greek" everybody knows what to
look for, and this is to be the struggle
in tho approaching contest. Let us
say to our own immediate friends and
elbow citizens Of tho parish Of Eas,
Baton Rouge, that as FAR as they aud
We nre concerned; let not the honest
Inference Of opinion which uay exist
among us, mar the social, friendly re
atoms Of life, ms they are too apt TO
10. In discussing the great questions
If tho day, let us not forget that wo
're all brothers and fellows; that we
,rc indebted to tho North, tho South.
he Fast and the West; to the old
world as we'll as the new, for our Ian
,ungc, laws and literature that we
an feel as proud Of the sweet melody
# Tom Moore, MS tho Emerald lsle in
no ocean that gave him birth that
Racine, Molierc and Corncille speak to
IS in tho universal language of the
'eart, and that tho sublime melody Of
he Bard Of Avon, is the common prop.
'rty Of tho entire globe Consider.
hat the nineteenth, is not tho four
zenith century; tina. the new is in
ldvance Jas we think Of the old world
hat our government is the very anti
'odes Of thoir's; that We do not desire
0 interfere with their institutions. ard
SIX nothing moro than that they will
ct upon the golden rule and let US
lone.
Como you who arc oppressed Of
il nations, but DO content to serve the
'robation Of our own citizcns-"twen-
y-one years." before taking part in
he administration Of the affairs Of
government; antagoni,tical to the very
'rejudices that you have been born
nd bred in, and hold most dear.
A word Of advice to our friends;
cad no Campaign papers, until the
aercury gets down in the tube to Is
egrees.
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LATER FROM HAYr1.--Dates from
Hayt' to the 2oth ult,mo. confirmed
the previous reports of the insurrec-
ton at Aux Cages. but the Govern
ment succeeded in putting down the
movements
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CAlycANTuus CArOLlNrANus.- "A
writer in the soil of the South, call The
attention pfthe ladies' in particular. to
n flower which he snrposcs is confined
toGcorg'a, bearing the above botanical
name.
It's delicious pine apple perfume is
most grateful ia tho senses. and when
n boy, with interrupted olfactories, I
have rnmblnd, says tho writer, for
hours through tangled thickeAs in
search Of them. At that time, when
foreign per'umers we're almost IN
known, the country girls carried them
in their bosorns, hence their popular
ard unclassical name. know not
how widely and generally they may be
known, but am almost selfish enough
to wish that they may be Indigenous
no where but in my native and below
ed Georgia. Lest you may know
more Of this shrub than | do, will
only add, that | have seldom seen it
higher than my head, that It is some
what rare, and effects the most obscure
and sheltered spots. Of all flowers.
this pre-em ncntly.
"-is born to blush unseen.
And waste its fragrance on the des-
ert air"
Put these flowers in your waistcoat
pocket, and you will Ivathe all made
up perfumes for days.
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MAIL RoBpER ARREsrEp.--The
Postmaster Of this city yesterday re-
ceived a note from the Postmaster of
Mobile, stating one Of the stage drivers
on the Eastern mail route through
Alabama, had been arrested for robbing
the mail, and that bank notes to the
amount Of five thousand dollars were
found on him. EBuAetin.
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|n'C Rumons.-M Many idle ru,nors

| InLG Rumons.- Many idle ru,nors
a'o naoat in The Crescent City, and
blow about i" the highways aud by.
ways,whenover. there is a goutle y phyr
to do it, az current coin from the
mint # truth; M to whs. the Know
No'|iugs viii do now that Mey have
got into power. The Trescent takes
upon itself the responsibility Of cor
recting them. without consulting, the
State Central Wigwam
1tis positively untrue that the Com.
mon Council, this evening. intend 70
address" Governor Wickli1e, out d
office.
It's positively untrue chat they con
template the abolition Of the Sheriff.
office. and the appointment, by the
Common f.uucil Of ore Sheriff for the
twenty three election, precincts, at n
salary slOO 900 each.
h'spos'''vcl y untrue TINT ihoy mean
10 convert the State house in Baton
Eo"g" int" - l"na'Io asyl"n. md the
'e"''oni'a'y mt" 4 seminary Of learn
my 'pr Respectable young Indies
u ros'',vel Y untrue that they have
made arrangements with Lore, C!areu
pom TO supply them with 3G5, 900 600
pair Of brass knuck'es in case the
King Of Cann,haI Islands should dc
clare war Of determination agaipst
Cat Island
1t is positively untrue Tint they
have determined to extort n forced
loan Of $3.50. 900 600 from tho De-
nocracy Of New Orlenpa, payable, at
the peril Of life, in ZIG seconds from
the moment the ordinance issues from
The press. This ,umor il all nm abom-
Unable aud atrocous falsehood. None
but those who cnn read, and wonI pay,
will be put to death Wshnier Those
who cunt rcad, will be vonchsafed
twenty four hours to learn how If
this ism! mercy and magnanim''y
we would like to know
what is
1t is positively untrue TINT Queen
Victory has attempted TO sc'uce our
Recorder into mn clopement
She became very indignant when the
report was communicated to her,
Said she was u n"t;m Engl'sbwoman.
and never would run away from Al
bert with any conlounded American
forcigmr.
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WAa News.---The telegraph tells
us that the English papers. are filed
with rejoicing at the termination Of The
Eastern War. and at The same time,
wearing vinegar visagcs at the aspect
Of things in the West. Lord Elgin,
late Governor General Of Canada, in
to be sent as Pleuipotentiary Extr"or-
binary. TO Washington as the last
chance Of avertiug war Spain. is
s"id TO b. fitting out tleet, tho des-
tinalion Of which il Mexico.
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Q9e 4ailn Qron)rt,
BATON KOuGE,,"::J'1NE 10, 1870

Tug lap,AnA pEN,TEnr,Any ON
Fng.-A despatch from IL u;sv;Ile, Of
tho 18th inst, says. that an ;nsurrec-
zion II the PRISONERS In the Indiana
Peni'entiary, had taken place that day
Tho building VA. on FIRE, and the con-
vic's refused to 20 10 their cells A
subsequent despatch represents the
building as only partly destroyed. and
order established without bloodsl.ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-17
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE and

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VJNURSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and
Il Eligibly situated Real Estate.-By vir
tue Of two several deeds In trust from James A.
Wise and Harriet Ann Wise, his wife, bearing
date respectively on the 9TH day OF April and the
Sth day Of September, 1856, and duly recorded,
the subscriber at the request Of the treasurer OF
the Frarklin Building Association, Will sell at
public sale on THURSDAY the gath day Of Jam
uary, 1856, at q O'Clock p m, on the premises,
part Of Lot NO. IL, In Square No. i2S, beginning
for the same at a point on 9TH street west on the
front line Of said lot, at the distance Of 40 feet
from the southeast corner thereof, and running
thence due west parallel to the south boundary
line 100 feet TO the rear line Of said lot; thence
due east 100 feet to the front line; thence south
with said front line Is feet to the place Of begin
ming, with the buildings and Improvements,
which consist Of a three-story brick dwelling
house.
The above property is eligibly situated on 9TH
street west, between and II streets north, and
rapidly enhancing I'm value, and Offers favorable
opportunity for investment.
The terms will be one-third cash, and balance
In six and twelve months for notes bearing inter-
est from day Of sale secured by deed Of trust upon
the property; and IL not complied with In six
days after the sale the properly will be resold
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense
Of the defaultlng purchaser. All conveyanclng at
the expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS. WALLACE,
JNO. C. G. HAMILTON,
Trustees.
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
dec 24-3taw&ds Auctioneer.
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-The Jury is still out on
the Edwards case.
The only case tried yesterday was that of
Sarah smith (colored) for larceny sentenced
10 lall Tor eight months. Wharton for defence.
The Court did not sit to-day until IL M,
when 1t was to meet the Grand Jury.
The ANNUAL SUPPER of the Medical Fra
ternity of the District, we understand, will
take place at Gautier's, at eight O'Clock to-
morrow evening. We will insure them good
cheer-few understand better than friend
Gautier how to cater to hearty as we'll as deli
cate appetites. We wish them a pleasant
time.
ELEcTIoN.-At a meeting of the stoekhold-
ers Of the Homecoming Coal and Transportation
Company, of Allegany county, Maryland,
held at their office, IN this city, on the 14th
instant, Hon. VIM. L. Hodge and Com. w. b.
Shubrick were elected directors
MAsoNIc.-There will doubtless be a full
attendance Of the fraternity tonight, to hear
the eulOgy on the late Oliver Whittlesey, de-
livered by b. b. French, Grand Commander
of the knights Templars. See advertisement.
he MINsTRELs have excellent houses, and
the Varieties" reverberates with applause al
their vocal performances, their quaint Jokes
and their mirth-prOvoking acting.
WATCH RETURNs.-There were no Other
eases than those Of dodgers, and the number
| OF these was somewhat diminished by the
crowd sent to the workhouse on yesterday.
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" Letter from Hon. John Minor ao,,.

OF Virginia, dated RchmOnd July 9th ls55
Messrs. Wa. ). Beers Co.-Gentemen: srauon.
of duty acte alone prompt send Won hi. vi
tesaOnal the great value OF SPANISH
MIXTURE for almost iHeurAble disease, scrofula
without beng disposed deeming necessary TO 90 into
the the can say that the astonishing
saIts tkat produced by that medicine
her Of INV own fam. and under observation and
the skill Of the best physicians
been exhausted all the usual remedies had failed y
iastify me In recommending Its to all who may be suffer
Ing from that dreadful malady
40 mot mean IL is adapted TO s constitutions
r that a. will afford relief In all cases. for, of
curse 1 can know nothing about thst-bnt from what
.een az the effects hesitate to use it IN any
of with for whom felt an interest," OF
over whom could exercise influence or control r-s
ian lin Respectfully yours, Jso' H. boiie'
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l7.-Flour is unchanged
sales OF Howard street and Ohio at IS. City
Mills is held at the same price.
Wheat is more active, in conseop.,.. of In
creased receipts by railroad. Good to nrime
reds at sl.75asl.s5 good 70 prime white 81 IS
aSl.s5. Corn is unchanged; sale. of whit. A.
73s76, yellow 76a7S.
Provisions are unchanged sales are light
Bulk shoulders 6ia6i; sides 7:as Mess pork
SIC per Dbl Bacon continues dull; small
parcels sold for stssic for shoulders, et.sIc
for sides Lard in bbls. 1Oiallc; in kegs Ii Z.
allie
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DIED,

On the 10th instant, at Bowling Green, Caroline
county, Va, In the 62d year Of her age, Mrs. ANN
HOOMES MAURY, wife Of VIM. G. Maury and
mother OF the late John w Maury, Of this city.
In Alexandria, on the 10th instant, Mrs HAIR
RET ID. p. BAKER, relict Of the late John M
Baker, formerly Conscl Of the United States in
Europe and In South America, and daughter of
the late Colonel Frederick H Baron de Wiessen
fels, Of the Revolutionary Army.
In Alexandria, Va, on the I'd instant, EDWIN
F. TATSPAU6H, in the saith year of his age.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Flour is firm; Gales
Of 1000 bbls.; straight State sS, good Ohio
So so, Southern s. 62t.
Wheat is quiet; sales Of /, 800 bushels South
ern red sl.e0, Corn is firm; Western mixed
94c.
Pork is firm; sales of $50 bbls mess Sl7.
Beef is firm; sales Of 400 bbls. Chicago re-
packed sl4.75. Lard is unchanged; sales Of
300 bbls. at lite.
Whisky is improving; sales of 800 bbls at
36e
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE steamship
Texas has arrived from Vera Cruz eighth
inst There is no news Of Importance. Politi-
cal affairs were in the same confused condition
as at the date Of our last sdyices. There had
been heavy norther In the Gulf; the British
Bsrque Dagger went ashore on Christmas day
near Vera Cruz and was totally lost.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE sales Of cotton
to-day were 2, 500, and for the week 81, e0e,
bales. Prices are unchanged. The receipts
at this port exceed those of last year $50, 600
bales, and our stock is now 344, 900 bales
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CHRISTMAS GIFT!

DOBERT SCHWARTZ HAS THE PLEA
IL sure Of informing the public that he Is well
prepared for accommodating the public In general
with FRESH OYSTERS, put up air-tigh bit, for
sending the TO their distant friends in the coun
try. He also keeps constantly on hand fine sup
ply Of PICKLED and PRESERVED OYSTERS
Please call on z SCHWARTZ, corner Of 18th
and streets or leave orders at his establishment
corner Of 10th street and Potomac river.
dec 3-n
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Stock Marketa

NEW YORK, Jan. 17-Stocks are lower; Chi
cago and Rock Island, $50; Cumberland Coal
Company 22t; Southern Michigan SIT; New
York Central 90; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany ssi; Reading Railroad s5l; Missouri
6's. 3d. Virginia 6's s2i. Sterling exchange
is firm.
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IL Hssnand's German Bitter,, prepared

and sold by Dr. Jackson the German Medical stors
street Philadelphia, daily increase In their weIlde-
seFed celebrity for the OF all Diseases arising
ranseHen OF the liver These Bittsrs indeed
blessing to the afflicted their gratitude by the
natterng testimonials This medicine established
TOT Itseii name that competitors however willy their
scnehe or seductive their promises cannot reach II
gained the public confidence by benefits that
have been derived from It, aud ever its post
dacl Am