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For Sale and Rent.

FOR SALE, OR FOR RENr.-rBE Three.
SoIy nIe proof Building In the rear of Jack
son a az, ana known as Davis q Carrots Carmen.
'ei is mop Sd Apply to JOS II. BRADLEY, Jf.
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ICE CREAM

Al SIX Cents Per Quart.
HO IS, BOARDlNG-HOUSEs AND
Others will find IL much cheaper and better
than they make IL. Fairs and other benevolent
entertainments can have II at less price, At the
PENNSYLVANIA Depot,
Jan Sims Corner and 18th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-20

1SS- AMERICAN ALMANAC-BOS-
lOOt ton-and repository Of useful hnowI
edge. The 2Sth year Of It's publication Non,
tsining all the important Statistical and f2u.Cai
Information Of the country. For sale In asn-
ington bv TAYLOR & MAURY,
. ian ia 5 sfE bookstore, near 9ih street
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GLASS AND QUEENS WARE

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE
~R ii. MILLER, SON & CO.,~N
EkIS Importers direct from Liverpool to~
NfH Alexandria, beg leave 10 call the at
Uf tention OF dealers, hotel keepers and -
others Of Washington and Georgetown 70 their
stock of GOODS, which, for extent and variety,
will compare favorably with any establishment
In the Eastern cities
The cornexion Of their senior partner with the
manufacturers Of Europe and the United States
for upwards Of 30 years, has given him advan-
tares In the purchase Of goods, equal, IL not supe
rIor, TO any house In the trade. An inspection Of
goods and prices viii satisfy all parties that pur-
chases can be made Of them upon the most favor
able terms
French China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated
French China Dinner Sets, gold band and plain
white
French China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, &c.
French China Tea Sets, Cups and eauoep, and
other articles OF Teaware
And Dinner Ware, separate from sets
India China Dinner Sets, and separate articles a.
ways on hand
White Granite Ware in every variety, In sets, and
separate from sets, as may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
Common Edged, White and Rockingham Ware,
In full supply.
Cut, Pressed, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware
from the best establishments In the Eastern and
Western States, which will be sold by the pack.
age or otherwise.
Experienced packers employed. Goods put mp
by US can be transported by any mode without
broakage.
Fare by the steamboats, from Washington TO
Alexandria, almost hourly, IAN cents each way
A quarter OF dollar thus spent may save many
dollars. dec l.
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EV ENTNG STAR.

81 AOvxHTHEzESrs saovLD Lryr AT TEE OFFICE
TwELvE o'cLocz, NJ; oTHKsvnE TzEY Eat cot ArrsA.
uxT1L TIE SExr DAY.
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lneacfue 70 81 hand whereby all Bung e1ectu
sy cured The great BALsax LIvkRwoRr HoAR-
hooSp originally prepared by NAhm souitsh an Indian
ma den Of the Oneida tribe s'terw rs Anne MR.
irdrer has saved snd ts tens of and
and real certificates
hsssrs weeks Potter No. washngton street. Bos-
oo, General Ayens. For sale by W. n. Gilman Charles
rally. t.nia1
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~ FRANCIS THANKS A GENEROUS
W. public for the liberal and increasing patron
age he met with the past year, and especially those
Kind friends who, as occasion offered, have drop
ped a word In his favor. His motto Is OHicayd,
and the coming year he hopes to see his old Gus
toners often, and be favored with many new ones.
Good articles low prices. and fair dealing shall
characterize his store. q. FRANCIS,
jan3 400 Seventh st.
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NOR SALE AT BARGAINS.-TWO BRICK
Il and two Frame Dwellings, situated on the
Island, south Of the Canal Apply at no SIP
second storvl 7th street, opposite National In
tellgencer Ofhce.
ian 15-eo3l* POLLARD WEBB
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Pennsylvania Affairs-Ths storu 40,

fhILADELPHIA, Jan. 1s-The storm has
S tsts po,i.icsi sffairs at Harrisburg A
thirty -seven members, including the sn.sS
ers OF both houses, are detained here. tn.
telegraph lines are down, which causes much
anxiety TO learn the result
President Wilder, and many members of the
agricultural society, are detained here. No
trains have been sent in any direction, and
nene will be despatched till those now due
shall have arrived
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EOR RENT THE STORE-ROOM RE-
L Gently occupied by +. NJ. Rev, Merchant
Tailor. No SIC 9TH street, Immediately opposite
the office Of the National Intelligencer For
terms, apply next door TO GEO. w COCHRAN
Cigar and Tobacco Dealer ian I6-tf
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Dogs .-OUR PRESENT
ID stock Offers every Involvement to purchasers,
In styles, quality, and prices.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Jan ls-3t 322 Pa, ave-, bet. 9th and 10th SITS
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rINO LET-THE COTTAGE FRAME Honee
Il on N street north, between iith and 18Th
streets west Rent $40 per month. Enquire of
J. Z. Hilton, nth street, near Pennsylvania ave.
nue., No leO. J. u. HILTON.
ian 1S.fW
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POLLARD WEBB.

TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
l. GENTLEMEN TO BE REHTED.--They
also, can be Boarded In the house IL desired
Apply 10 THOS POTENTINI, No. 279 Penn
avenue, south side. dec 1?
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
6Y HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRIPH.
Shipwreck.

do nostoS, Jan. 2O.-The bark New Empire,
1891. uoone, bound to Boston, is ashore at
''nasset, bilged Crew saved.
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MANUAL OF KTIQUETTE IN WASH
IN6TON.
yUyHIs MAMMAL IS INDISPENSABLE TO
L Members of Congress and strangers soiourn-
inc an washington Every lrdy and gentleman
should have a copy. Just published nd TOT SAFE
At the Boob stand in the Capitol and at the book
stores in Washington. Gee Win
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CALHOUN WHISKY!
CALHOUN WHI5KY!-THE SUBSCRI-
~ bers have been appointed agents FOR the sale
Of this celebrated WHISKY. IL Is packed in
quart bottles, In cases Of one dozen each. IL Is
very cid and oily, and only needs to be tried to
be appreciated by all lovers OF really pure and
good article. For sale by
SAM BACON & co,
ian l3-6t 3l9, cor. Ia. ave. and 7th street.
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NAIURALIzArIoS IN ESGLAND.-The Eng
lish papers are beginning to discuss the value
Of certificate Of naturalis alton. French
man, named De Chatelain, having married an
English woman, and taken up his abode in
England, became naturali1ed there in 1S4S
From that time he has exercised the right of
suffrage both at yestry and parliamentary
elections He has, consequently. believed
himself to be an English subject until recently
he received tho folio wing letter from the office
Of the Home Secretary:
WHITEHALL, November %.
SIR: As there is reason to believe that some
nisconception prevails as to the extent Of the
privileges conferred by certificate of natu-
rslisation, am directed by Secretary Sir
George Grey to explain to you that no certi6
cate, or other act Of naturalization granted by
the British government to an alien, places
him beyond the lawful power and control of
lis native country, unless he has received
from tho government Of such country a certif
cate of Decentralization, or been released
from his original obligations as a subject OF
citizen in some other legal way.
am, sir, your obedient servant
III. WADDINGToN.
This appears to be circular letter sd-
dressed to all who have received English GER
,I6cates CT naturalization, and Mr.. De Chste-
lain attributes it to the secret influence Of
Louis Napoleon, who desires to take steps
against Frenchmen naturslized in other coun
tries since his famous comp d'stat.
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Arrival Of the Warrington

NEW YORK, Jan 2O.-Tb. ,...u,h;n w..h.
ington, from Bremen, via sontbsmnton sJst
MT, mas arrived. Her advices have been an.
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AT LAST ARRIVED.
THE FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, and
L TRUFFLES, so long delayed by the cold
weather, have this day been received viz:
cases 300 half cans Pstits Pois, Billet's make
" 800 do Champignons, do
{" 200 whole do Petits Pois, do
60 200 do Champignons, do
100 half cans Trufies, do
Also Of a later importation than the above
case De oies 8ras In TeTrints, and
celebrated Worcestershire Sauce.
For sale by JAMES SHEKELL,
i'm 1871 flint 279 F st =, corner 18th.
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YARNS FOR SALE INTENDING TO
l. cultivate larger farm, the subscriber will
sell the farm in Alexandria county, Virginia, on
which he has resided for the past seven years. IL
contains 81 acres, and Is situated near Balls u
Roads, 81 miles from the Georgetown Aqueduct
and miles from both Washington and Alexan-
dTia. There are upon II a comfortable and we'll
arranged dwelling house, containing six rooms,
with front and back covered poriicos, the former
81 by II feet; a kitchen comfortab Bile house for
servants or farm hands a large and convenient
barn, with stabling for six horses and MANY
cows, and an ample cistern attached to the barn;)
root cellar under the Darn, TO hold 0G0 bushels
OF roots for market or stock feeding; ice house
spring house; smoke house corn house; a stone
market root house, and store house. Also,
good dairy near the homestead door, from the
never failing spring OF which water Is obtained
for all the requirements OF the occupants. There
Is also cn The place an orchard Of more than
thousand thrifty trees Of different pantiu gs con-
sistizg OF the choicest varieties Ct peaches, ap-
pies, pears, dwarf and standard,) cherries and
ounces Al present fourteen acres are seeded
down TO wheat and rye; six in timothy, yielding
average Of at least two tons per acre. four in
market garden; four In clover; twelve ready 10
be put In corn and oats in the spring, and eleven
in wood, Of which there is an ample supply for
all the purposes Of the place. This fam has
been cultivated with care and Is very productive.
no pains having been spared to render IL remuncr-
alive and 10 make Il complete in all Its appoint
melts. Fer dairy man and market garden
farmer, or nursery man, or for the country resi-
dence OF person doing business in either neigh
boring city who prefers place already IN all
respects highly improved II is superior to any
other now for sale.
Also, The BLADEN FARM, go acres) stu
a'ed within less than quarter Of a mile Of the
Columbia and Leesburg turupihes, the former
leading to Washington, and the latter 10 Alex
andria This place Is In the immediate vicinity
Of Bailey's x Roads lin Alexandria county, Va y
and Is about six miles from both cities named
above. II has upon II orchard Of about $50 choice
peach trees, most Of them lately set out, dwell
ling house that can be made comfortable for
farmers family al small cost, some stabling, and
one Of the finest springs in all this region Of
country. There Is wood enough upon the tract
for It's necessities. There is better soil within
thirty miles Of Washington than that Of this B Ia
den place; nor any such place that can be rem
dered remunerative at !eSs cost by proper atten-
ton; the land being In fine Heart at this time.
For terms, for either or both these farms, which
will be made TO suit the tines, apply to
dec 90. w ID. WAELACR, Star Once.
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BY WALL, BARNARD & co Auctioneers
EURNIEURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO Auctioneers
EURNIEURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF
fects at Auction. On RIDAY
MORNING, January 23i, a, 10 o'clock, we viii
sell, at the residence Of Mr.. w =. Clary, No.
ass ii street. between 10th and llth, general as
sortmtnt of Rouse furnishing Articles. We
name Ia part
One Piano r oIte and Stool
Mahogany Sofa, spring seat Chairs ard Rockers
Maple Cottage Set. Wardrobe, and Rocker
Mahogany centre, side, ard card Tables
10 Hat Rack, Hall Lamp
Do Bureaus, Mirrors and Vases
Single and double Bedstesds and Mattresses
Feather Beds and Bedding, CuIteins and shades
Cane and wood seat Chairs ana Rockers
fhres-ply, Ingram, and other CARPETS
Excellent Cook stove, Psrior Stoves
Def, CroCkery, and q glassware
With general assortment OF Kitchen Requisites
Terms: s2S and under, cash over that amount
credit OF sixty and nicely DAYS, for notes salts
factoIiiy endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD 4 CO,
Jan IL aus Aucii neens
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KENO VAL,

REMOVAL.
SAMUEL Chiffon, ATTORNEY AT
- LAW, &c has removed his Office to the base
Inent Of the house Of Johnson HELEN, Esq on
the corner Of 5th street and Louisiana avenue.
dec 3O-lm&
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VIhere Yen 20 Asain.-CnIl In at Pur-

80 oIoAs AND rEklODICAB DEPOT, No. 490 PennsyI-
ais avenue and supply yourself IN those fine
Ihey are certainly the best brought tn
tols market fou also ind PERIopIcA
and all kinds Of STArIoSERY He receives his
fapeis regularly, hstsnding the
ehoer, $50 Pennsylvsnis avenue, betwekn I'D and a.
streets, under wsshin ston Hotel ian 2O-s,
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Tor RENT.-A GROCERY STORE AND
Il House attached, IN a wholesome ana good
locality. The Store Is now doing good business
Any person wishing for good business stand and
cheap house and store, would do well to call at
this office for further par iculars fan l7Iv*
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TO RENT-A DESIRABLE STORE,
with Dwelling attached, No. $40 Penn. ave-
nue., north side, I'd door west Of Adams & Co g
Express Office; a G God location for a Shoe Cigar
or Fancy store. Inquire at the Auction House of
Mr.. CROWN, corner of 9th street and Penn ave-
nue., or at ii6 9th street, between and 6
ian I7-1
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TIE SIDEWALKS This morning many la
borers were engaged in removing snow from the
sidewalks along the principoi streets and ave-
nues This will preyent many accideIts.
Section % Of the act establishing Board Of
Health, approved January H. 1856, requires
the snow TO be removed from the sidewalks.
under penalty Of fifty cents per hour, after
six hours daylight.
Yesterday, the Clerk of the Centre Market
employed a number Of extra hands 10 remove
the snow from the market The gangways
we're blocksded, and but fer this work il would
have been difficult for persons to pass through
the market house.
TIE FoRrIErH ANNIVERSARY Of the Ameri-
can Colonization Society will be held in Wes-
ley Chapel tonight st7i o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev Lee
roy N. Lee, ID ID. Of Richmond, Va , and the
Rev 7. Bowen, of YOrubs, Africa, an &C.
count Of whose travels in that country has
been read with great interest
The Board If Directors met in the Alder
mems room, City Hall, at ~ O'clock to-day,
and continue their sessions Tor several days
CENTRE MAREEr-This morning the stands
usually occupied by country dealers IN the
Centre Market were nearly all vacant The
butchers snd hucksters were at their places
their stalls as comfortable as ciIcumstsnct
purchasers we're few. The necessity for bet
ter market accommodations was never mole
apparent than this morning.
EOrIcE.-In consequence Of the weather
and the stOppage Of the cars between New
New York and Washington, Mr.. Myers ha:
not received hiz apparatus for walking the
ceiling consequently his benefit will not take
place on Friday evening as advertised, but
due notice will De given for that great coca
sion. Look out for fun.
WOOD FOR THE POoR.-The failure of quo
rum Of the Aldermen to meet in their chamber
last evening prevented the introduction Of q
bill 10 furnish fuel for the poor Many ap.
plicatiOns have been made 20 the Mayor and
Chief Of Police for fuel, but there being none
to distribute, the applications failed.
HE NATIONAL THEATRE will not be oper
tonight, in consequences Of the storm.
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ID An Old Friend to the stuff srips il MRS.

Gardners Indian Bslsarn Lverwor and
cuIe OF All coughs colds, croup &c This preparation
ne test for the twenty years and and
ever W III stand univslled IL for sale by al druggists
throughout the United States and British Provinces.
WEEKS PofrEs, Di Washington street Boston, Whole
saie Asents a. D. gillian, Washington, srecisi Agent
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ENOR RENT ON NJ STREET, BETWEEN
4 18th and 18th streets, desirable three story
Brick House, with Pump Of coed Water in the
yard, and Stablipg for carriage and horses. In
quire atthe next House, No. f6i ian I7-it&
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FOR RENT.-Tbe subscriber has for rent
very comfortable and well furnished House on e
street, In the immediate vicinity Of the Post Of
Ace Department, which VIII be letto satisfactory
tenant Immediate possession siven An excel
lent Cook Is at p esent engaged at the House. and
can be retained by the person renting Apply to
JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auction and Commission
Merchant. ian II a.
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he NATIONAL THEATRE will not be open
tonight, in consequences Of the storm.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CRIHISAL CoURI.-Before the Court adj
Journed on the 18th instant, the following pa
per was presented to it by the Grand Jury
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G-UUU WARDEN FAKM FOX SALE The
~ subscriber invites proposals for a garden farm,
living short distance west Of Georgetown near
the Potomac river, known as the oh unter arm
containing near twenty acres Of land This DO
sition Is well known 10 the neigh borhood as pro-
ducing some Of The best fruits, CT ntelupes &c.
The soil Is much improved and very productive,
and the buildings on the place are suitable for
small families following the occupation Of gar
dening.
The terms will be made known on application
10 me. Gan 20-3t) RICHARD SMITH
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ROOMS FOR RENT "A LARGE PARIOR
IA with Bedroom attached, well furnished ana
lighted with gas situated on Penn avenue No
2i9, opposite Willards' Hotel Rent moderate
Apply on the premises. jan 90 3.s
A RARE CHANCE.--F0R RENT.-A store
"A with small stock Of Groceries, and Fix
ture', ard GOOD WIZ, In very favorable ioca-
ton. 1t is en- establishment having fne run Of
custom, and where great business can be done
and large profits realized. Favorable terms will
be offered the purchaser. Inquire at No. 411 10Th
sueet, between and II. Jan 20-3ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

The lynchines were commenced In Jack
son county by regularly organized VI
Glance Comnitaee" A DemOcratie PAPER
was the organ Of this committee, Demo
cratic government officer was AZ It's head, q
Democrats Justice of the Peace defended
the Committee, and made himself the mouth
piece in the Committees Democratic organ
and at least three fonrths OF the Committee
themselves were Democrats. making u one
Of their great objects to Dust several hepuo-
iicsn county officers -0dseHe
Why cant our neighior tell the truth :
lie knows that the Upton AdrerfiStf IKE
nublican, was the regular organ Of these
mobs That WeNs Spscer, the editor oil
that paper. came with the mob into scott
eoon,y. at Big Rock, was Secretary OF the
meeting Of Regulators there organized.
made a speach defensive Of them. and that
his followers were nearly all Republicans.
This the Gase.s knows, but you may as
well try 10 get blood out Ct turnip as
truth from the Oozette. 1t don't come natu
raj Hence the above Roor back"
The Gazetis is beautiful paper to talk
about naoba. Its whole efforts have been to
keep Kansas convulsed by mobs The
whole Southern wing Of its party--th'
Know Nothings.-~is mob, huge. bloody
and destructive to life, led on by Dead
Rabbits" and plug Uglies" Higher law il
its party creed. Mobs are the dsyelope
ments of their higher Law doctrines Undel
Jim Grimes. who threatened to march mol
into Kansas, the mobbocratic spirit in Iowi
har ripened and disgraced the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

HE WAY TO DO Bu>INrss.-Not long since
the conductor Of fourishing Printing Es
Enlistment and newspaper in this State,
informed us that he had adopted. in every
department, the Cash system, and that II
worked to charm. He said that. at first,
some of his patrons We're a little annoyed
at the prompt presentation of the bills. but
that they soon expressed themselves per
feetly satisfied. He presents his bills for
advertising quarterly in advance. All Job
Work Is paid for at the time OF delivery
strangers paying in advance Of the execution
OF the work. Subscriptions to the paper are
all in advance, and every paper discon-
tlnued as soon as the subscription runs out.
As TAR as possible. every Printing Office
should be conducted on that rule and in
tact, every branch Of business.--Ioea Cstv
Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

Lux N DsA1H--To die peplye pS On
the ring Of shepherd 0ygaes. ee1 grow =
vis;ble 10 arosssr sense Weddsd with q
ring AZ first and last 80 are We married Nm
1, death.
We found coffin on mulberry tree, the
other dsy--at once coffin ao4 . sAeoad.--
Silver tinted. and spotted with a grain or
two Of gold. If gold untarnished by the
winter storms. it had swayed with the
swaying limb whereto it chung; the leaves
fell. and after them the SHOWS. the boughs
were birdless. great sails Of ships were rent.
even "a the temple veil. but that shroud
was seamless as the garment of the Lord
We broke away the branch. and bore
away the hearse Of mulberry aud the golden
STROUD IN our window looking toward
the south, there Will surely be q resurrec-
ton by and by, and some pleasant summer
morning, little book Of two illuminated
leaves. painted and gilded. and damp with
the imprin, Of God shall gently open and
close In the sunshine-an articulate dissyla-
BILE of life. Out oftne cold comes beauty.
out Of the cloud the morning, and immor-
taity grows impatient Of the shreud B.
F. TAILOR, Chioayo journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-16

A CUTR YANKEE. Some time since Q
slabsided mortal, FROM down east, who
looked as il be had passed through .
shingle mill, called at q respectable e.
Establishment in Philadelphia and iOqair-
ed thus.
81. this Burlap, Jeans Il Co'sf"
eyes sir"
"Well, thcn, sir, reckon owe you q
small bill
"Whst name, sir"
"Zerubbabel Shocks"
After overhaul,ne the ledger, Zerub.
babel was assured that it could not be,
% bic name was not on the books.
"a darnet pretty wy you keep'em
tben. guess IL mso owed ne nat
ter Of $1,000, could tell the date With ?
out looking. Hossomever don't want
TO cheat you know this is the place.
just give me receipt for $2o5 and Is
censs."
"Never mind the cents, Mr., Shocks,
here's your receipt for tho d0llsrs."
"Mighty careless you be OF small mat
ters- One hundred cents mako . dollsr
where come from, Fifteen cents amt
/ W UC ruCtLtu oOOu " IOAUk
Messrs. Burlap, Jeans 4 90, were cleo.
trified at the miraculous honesty of the
down. easter, and would not let him 20
20 readily. They insisted upon his pur.
chasing u bill Of good, but Zersbbsbel
was very unwilling II. was darned
hard to pay for them," be said, shed
been oil winter raising that" But to
their great satisfaction, they succeeded
in securing so good q customer, by eel.
ling HIM bill Of one thousand doliars,
payable in six months.
When the time for payment arrived,
and notice for the demand was for
wsrded TO the address Of tho honest
down-eastsr, the letter remained for
weeks unanswered. The account vas
sent to limb OF the law, resident 10 tho
town from which he hailed. and the next
mail brought Burlsp, Jesns 4 Go. the
Agreeable intelligence that no such man
| a. Zerubbabel SpOoks ever iived