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u.xnsBByuAA 4, SEEN, hSG.iSneer.

HANDSOME BRICK ANDFR HOTSE
\ \ AND THE Lor on WHICH IT STANDS. ON lSTH
81, THIRD HoUsEFEoM THKCORNER OF Pa. AvAT
AUCTioN-Un TUESDAY, the attn Of Japuary nex 4
shall sell In front of the PREMISES at O'Clock D.
IN part OF Lot No. IL IN Square No. 226, having a
front OF ~ eet on l4th straet next the CORNER of
pennsylvania avenue, and running back 100 feet 10
ao aleS, with the improvements, which are a hand
some Brick and Frame Dwelling house Containing
10 good and conveniently arranged rooms and pas
SAGE and gas pipes through the house. This prop
erty Is handsomely located. being Immediately in
front of the public space on the south side of the
Avenue. ~ WV
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in 6, IL, ls,
and 80 months; the purchaser 10 give for the
deferred payments. bearing interest from day of
sae. lntsrett 10 be paid semi annually. deed
bic. ~ ePNSo
de2s6t AGREEN 1ro.
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MORE AND STRONG TESTIMONY IN
Nl FAVOR OF MRS. CON'S

MORE AND STRONG TESTIMONY IN
lNl FAVOR OF MRS. COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
The following strong testimony favor Of the
great efhcaoy OF this invaluable Medical Prepa alton
Is furnished without solicitation, by Capt Joseph
Clackner, one Of our Oldest, most respectable. and
well known otlzens. The remarkable cure re srred
to IN the certificate 10 the more wonderful, wien u
stated, thst the subject is more than eighty wears
eminent ply slclans, until - was PEELED, finally
toyIeld 10 great saving and curing of the
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCfION. Read.
all ye who daubt and profit by the information give
IN the annexed certificate:
$780, BALTIMORE, Sept. 6, 1883.
The undersi ned, having experienced the bene
hoial effects MRS. NJ. COX'S INDIAN VEG
ETA BILE DECOCTlON, does not hesitate to
recommend IL TO the attention of the public, from
my own experience, well the testimony OF 9TH
ers. whose intelligence and integrity are altogether
unQuestlonahle. have no duub. OF its efficacy IN
ali cases of Carbunc.es Bos, Piles, EruptIOns and
all SkIn Diseases, al Of which have been lcted
with for fourteen years. After trying many sdver-
tlsed remedies and eminent physicians, with no
material relief, nv friends advised me 10 try MRS.
NJ. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOC-
TON, and after trial OF months all appearance
and clear as ever. My stomach is good. and better
than il has been for the last hive years
JOSEPH CLAcKNER,
mo. 1AisSuith ST."
For sale BY Chas. Stott, corner of Pa avenue And
It'll street, w Washington, ID. c., and Frank r. Win-
ter. corner 81. and Vermont avenue Dr. R. g r.
Cissel Georgetown, ID. CT and Jas. Entvisle, Al
de 80 cow
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A. GREEN, Auct.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue ola writ of f :
IVA erl aolas, on augment of condemnation Issu ed
from tHe Clerks ufce of the circuit Court of the
District OF Go umbla for the county of Washington
ana to me directed, will pose to public sale for
CASH, at the shop OF J. Is, GIeenveli, Oh MARYLAND
avenue, between 7th snd eth streets west, on the
Island on SATURDAY, the 9Th Gay Of January
next, 1879, at O'Clock y. m the following described
goods aEd chattels. to wit, viz Two Portable Sav-
mills and Horse power Coupled, seized and levied
upon as the property Of John A. Joplin and will be
sold 10 satisfy JudlcIals No. Il2 To January term
John A. Joplin. w SEi DES ~
d28 Ia Marshal for the District of Cnnmh,s
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NIOORR's DRUG EsrAB

WeSt Esd. No. rs Pa. Aeesss, sonfk ssds,
can supgs every srtlee IN the Medso>l me lsolse-
ng ell the ney articles constantly presented the
public; also. Tooth Brushes fros cents NJ; Hair
brushes, &C.; Cole ne and PoBsde, Ae-; htherisl
Oil and LAMPS. The public can rely Spon having
pafed. dc sl-sv
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR -
We are shortly xpecting the BRIG Georgls, with
45o hogshends SUGAR,
SO barrels MOLASSES.
TBIs cargo has been selected especially fer thls
and the District markets. and ~ represented 10 10
OF choice quality.
% will be offered at public snoticr on ARRIVAL, Of
which due notice Will bo gwen.
FJWLE Co,
de 81 eOtf A-NspdrIs- Va
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BS WALL BARNARD AuotIoneers.

" ID, AuOtlOneRrs
ARGE STOCK OF PRIME FAMIIY GRo-
~ CERES, fRyITs, &c, AT AucrIoN-Op
In UhSDAf MORNING, SDth Instant al ten
CLOCK, we Will sci, IN front ofour auction ROOM
cornerSth street and Pa. avenue q stock of Prime
Grocerles. Fruits, &c O., as - r
barrels Refined and Yellow Sugars,
Bags Rio and LaguIra Coffee
Imperial, Young Hyson and Guppovdsr Tss
Boxes starch. hdamsntIne Candles
Brown, CASTLE and Toilet Soaps,
Saiad OH. Sardlnes, Pepper. Naecaroni
Barrels prime Shsd, boxes Fish
20 packages Lay er and Runch RaisIns
Prunes In lass jars and box ca
FIGS IN drums and cases,
Barrels hne old Bourbon and other Whisky
Ootaves Brandy, Madeira and Malaga Vine
NUN. DIN, Hottled Liquors, Claret
SO bushels Carter Potatoes, in hays
Shewlng Tobacco. Cigars and wIne
Nesis lubs. Sleves, Meal Buckets
WIN other goods IN the grocery line
IeIms: So and under cash over that amount a
credit OF 81 aud day for notes sat sfactory en-
dJTsso. AID bearing interest. -
De S-u WALL a. BARNARD. Aunts
HI THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account OF the rain, until TUESDAY Ian = ~
JSl WALL & BARNARD. Auots
III THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
ther, until THURSDAY, the 9Th INST
la4-d WALL RARNAR ID, Auot'rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

(N0MMENCE THE NEW YEAR wITh a
" DIARY u IL usual Tor Registering events AT |.
present and future and a valuable pocket cOnpra
ION, with slma:Iac, calendar, and bank leaves for
keeping diary for every day AZ the year. AL sz.s,
IT low pIi.es, can be obtalned az -
SHILL1NGrOS'S
BOOKSTORE. Odeon puildlnR.
IA Garner a. md p
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AUCTION aALM

BY J. @. MCGUIRE Co, Auction..-- =
ST0CkS AT AUCTION.-On TurrpSn
- AFTERNOON. Janusry sth. st a e,G.sp AZ
tne aaction rooms, We shall sell -
$3.50 Corporation Certificates of Ipdebt .dn...
Rearing interest,
Corporation ofAleIsndris Registered stoct
a sfms cash 10 current funds S'~0>'
100 J. C. Mcguire & CO., Auots.
EXTENsiyfk s sRIEES Sf A sSTerHFiorn
sci, a. H. IN Nc DAY the ION Instant. shsii
m An az caie hotel. IN George own al 10 o'oI'k
ture'Six A'e"ent assortment Of nearly new Furni-
'RsG sct.r and waIAut so., Lounges. Chan. and
hA9 4ssS. 'nd Walnut Dre..n, and other I'm.
ZINE oysl Gllt,frame Pier and o,her u;-
HSIn.na, " ass CIockery and Plated WAL rofs'
Wsnut ano Maple Cottage and other n.
Nardrobes. Tables, WASH Clos ats al sSosteads,
re i1t 81 r es' her Bosters and Piiovs 10,
I nn, OAK Ro9sd- back Cane -,sst Dining Chair,
Large lot fms Brussels and otber Ca,ns,.
! aFgs lot of Oicioth,
Miudow furia ms ard Shades,
heitlseIateIs, Cooking and other Stoves OF every
Dishes, "s anu Shanns
with a large lot of other articles, which We DEAN
Unnecessary te eI umerate
=. Ierms Al sums under SIS cash; over s25 ored
J, OF and months, for notes satIsfactorT eT-
dorsed. bearing interest ="
The Bar and Fixtures are Also for ssIa q, n,;,-.,
sas: insune on the premises.
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H. The above sale is ostponed until Thursday
January 6, 1853.
J. ID. HOOVER, Late Marshal
% for the District of Columbia
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DvrSg{A. GREEN Aaotlense..

TRUS rEE'S SALE BY DECREE OF THE
CIRCUIT Court OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
the 6th day Of JanusTy, is5s shall sci. on n:
promises, at IL O'Clock m, by virtue of decree Of
pointed trustee, the following described prop,rty
10 Wit: That handsome and spacious r ranle House
and the land attached being the late residence of
on the Marlboro road. about one mile from the An
aeostIa or Navy Yard bridge. The dwelling house
Is large and CONVENIENTLY arranged and has Also the
acres OF ground, IN high state of Gu ltyaton being
us ior gardening apd now adapted the
The above-described property is beautifully sItu-
ated on an elevated and commanding position, and
wishing to purchase a handsome country seal or e.
gage IN the gards nIng business.
Terms: One fourth Dash the balance in 6 u and
70 mouths The purchaser To give notes for the de-
feTred pay msnts, bearing interest, secured To the
sa' lsfaclon OF the trustee. If the terms are rot
compGe1 with IN hive days after the sale the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the risS
ana cost OF the delinquent by advertising such re-
sale three times in the National Intelligencer.
de I6 eo&d a GREEN. l Haois:
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF wnt OF
W herr iaclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
CIRCUIT Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to Inc directed, shaIl
expose TO public sale. for CASH, ia fS1nI Of the
Court house door of sasd eagniy, on FRIDAY,
the following described Property, to wit: All
DEFENDANTS night, title, claim and interest IN and 10
Lot No. nlne - IN Square No. one hundred and
ninety SIX, iSY IN the city Of Washington, ID C.
together with all and singular the improvement
the reon, seized aud LEVIED upon the property Of
Francis A Dickens, and will be sold - satisfy Ju.
dclal No. 49, to May, 1858, in favor uf w. b. Shep-
Late Marshal for the district Of Columbia.
H. The above sale is postponed until Thursday
j. ID. HOOVER, Late Marshal
% Tor the District OF Columbia
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SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES.
JUST Received fine assortment Of O. 9 al owe
embracing bold, Silver, Stsei, Shell and Horn
frames, with best Lenees of every focas.
II. SkMKEN $50 Pa. avenue,
- Qth and t0f ats.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.
MRS. LOCHREY, No. 42S 18th street, bet weep
9 and II. respectfully Informs her friends aud the
public In general that she prepared do the most
Fashionable Msntua Making, and in the nea 81
manner, and guarantees to give satisfaction to =
who ma, favor her with their patronage. Terms
Reasonable. ja32ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

AT ELECTION held Yesterday in the Office Of
the Washington Gas Light Company, the fol-
lowing Directors were duly elected to serve: G..
w. Riggs, VIM. 6. Freeman, John w Thomr-
son, representing the stockholders Of the City OF
Washington; VIM. l.. Cav and Charles w Ro-
gers OF Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

The THEATRS.-The supernatural play of the
Phantom" not being quite ready for presenta.
ton last night, the comedy ofss Used up, was
substituted in its place, Mr. Bourcicault sppear.
Ing as Sir Charles Coldstream. In this character
he fully ILLUSTRATED the advantage of the autbor
and actor being combined in the same person.
his conception being perfect and the execution
the same Ii was evident that the character was
original with and part Of himself and was con
sequently free from those misconce ptions and
false renderngs that too often ATTACH to the mere
actors OF knothers production. Miss Apnes
Robertson In her round of five different cbarac
tiers, In the play OF the "Young Actress er.
hibited rare versatility OF talent and accom- nlsb
ment In her aIduous profession. The en- agement
this week promises, perhaps, the richest the
atrical treat that the Washington public Is drs-
tined TO be favored with this season, and those
desiring TO enjoy 1t should not fail to Improve
the opportunity while they have 1t.
A Slow FIRE FoRrUSArRLY DrscoyyRrn
About ~ o'clock yesterday morning, Mr.. Burr.
clerk in the stationery and book store Of Franklin
Philip, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets discovered thai the store-room vvas
on fre, but II had not made its way through the
plaster Without giving any alarm, he sent 10
the Perseverance engine house for two exneri
enced hremen, and In the meantime removed the
goods from the shelves next the burning parti-
ton to the other side. The fire had caugb from
a defective fur, and the 1remen after extinpnish
ing the flames by eaking down the plaster and
brick wall, and pouring In water, decided thar
II had been burning not less than three days, and
this conclusion seems TO be confirmed bv the fact
that there bad been no fire in the store since Sat
urday morning.
The LOTTERY CAsE-The case Of Geo Erwin.
whose arrest by Officer Boss was mentioned in
yesterdays Star, was brought up for hearing be-
fore Captain Goddard, Chief of Police, this morn
ing The examination did not materially change
tue case AZ stated yesterday, and resulted In the
consent Of Erwin 10 90 Immediately to Baltimore
for trial. and he will start this afternoon in chs
tody Of Onacer Boss, Of this city, and Capta I'm
Brashears, Of the Baltimore police Two wit
nesses, Messrs. Marin and Richards, of BaItt-
more, were present, and Capt Brashears had
with him thr. e bench warrants from the courts
In Baltimore.
TafNIrY CHURCH Rev Clement M Butler,
formerly the rector of Trinity Church, has been
called to renew his pastoral care Of the church.
and his letter Of acceptance has been received
Since the resignation OF Rev. DR. Cummins the
church has been without regular pastor.
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MODERN MIRAcLRs.-rhe remarkable cures eff
tected bv Mrs. Nj. N. GARDENERS celebrated Indian
Medclns, which stands unrivalled the great cure
for Coughs, Gold, Group, Bronchitis and Lung
Complaints. Sold by all the Druggists. Weeks &
Potter, l5i Washington street, Boston, General
Agents. de 29-Iw
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WATCH RErURNs.-Lewis Kraft, drunk and
dssorderly; fine and costs. Lemuel Beckett, col
dsorderly; held for a hearing. VIM Bailey,
vagrant; workhouse 90 days. Jas. Logan, do; do
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Miss Nj. A. BAKER, blind lady, is advertised
to deliver an original poem, entitled Sinner
Life, at the Smithsonian, this evening. We
notice that the Boston papers speak in very high
terms of the entertainment, and it certainly COM
mends itself to the favor of the charitable and
nh liar
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Fairbanks Scales.
n oNVIV 1~IV "
~ iaoV4l hAKKIS, GORDON CO.
Fine Imported Brandies for Sale.

: HALF r,pes Jales KoolniS 20. 5 Cognae viaIASs,
y ls52.
= Plpos jules Robin tS Co. 'scogaao Vintage ,lsis.
a - Alex Sslsnctps E" "a 1880.
l Funeheon scotch WHISKY, very ane.
The a0Jye lavuiou Of brAuItes We Will sell to the
trade cnesp on uioaths Iuie.
dsoIs-u aAtRIs, GORDON X co
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PAULDING ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON
Lebanon, Tenn. ! NdshUitIe, Tenn
P. & G.. ANDERSON.
WHOLESALE GRocEEs, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION NTS
DEALERS
BrandieS, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO,

Dealers In Bacon, Lacd and COuntr
Produce. of every description,
Corner cf Broad and college Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ATE are nov IA receipt Of large aud well
w assorted stock OF groceries. Lilo uoTs &c. 10
which invl!s tue attention vi the trade:
SUGARS. loo box Chewing Tobacco,
llOhhds louisiana sugar, ali grades Va. brauds
Al! grades; 1000 Kegs White Lead;
oil bDIs \. \. anu BALTIC 10 - Shot, all sizes
Crushed sugar; 20 '' Bar Lead;
IS Dois \. l. LuaI aud 10 I" Mason Backing:
Powdered sugar. 5UU bags nne sat;
COFFkE. lOUO bDIs Rama wiii Salt:
loObdgscnVlce Baltlmore 10 boxes quart TASKS;
CoHeei 10 - pint and ~ pin Ldo ;
26Vbags CHOICE Now Or ! 10 Kegs Nails assorted
AOLAssEs LIQUORs.
70DOls choice Reboiled 50Obis SmlIu's old Re-
AUIasses; serve WHISKY;
so "a uUis ;uOice Reboil- 65 bbs old Bourbon
ed AoIssscs, WHISKY
oOkcs . Goldcn syrup. SO bbls old Rye Whisky
SUNDKIES. SO - - MononguheIa
20Oboxes star Candles; whisky;
100 - r.ilow '' 20Obbis PuNe's Magnolia
IZJ 90 BLrSOap; whisky;
% - GrOuudrepper; 300bbls Tenn. pure W hite
80 "a - SPICE; WHISKY;
J5 - - Ginger; 75bbiSeWsom's Whisky
los 80 sup. Clrb.soda 60bblo old Fort and Corn
% - IudigO, ,alIsizes; WHISKY;
~ casks Card. soda; S5 bbls DID Port and Ma
- Aadder, iGga Wines;
- bags Pepper, 27 bbls AIE. GIn;
10 - SpiCe, - HOLLAND do;
l2tierces Rice; IL bbls old COsnac Bran
loo dog .'aInted duckeis; dy;
% - NLsn-bOards; 43 bbIs Am. do;
81 uests rubsi 80 BASKETS Champagne
lIg dog Brooms; Wine,
.uU ,OOU 4ssorIeu cigars; $50 bblSCider Vinegar
30 Smoking Tobacco;
TogVJuer with many Jtder articles such
usually kept ia the Grocery time
CpO5-tI GxU x c. ANDERSON
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InlIGGna

.Dnl BOXES LiughorHe y Son's OK. Gold Leaf
@OO tOUICCO,
% boxes. Il buIk's No. } Tobacco;
30 d0 joe. >. u .'Iwiu's tOseadd Tobacco;
% do neon * s.nith's fIn FoII Tobacco;
"a store aud Tor sale by
aovz. HARRIS, GORDON 4 co.
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Choice Bacon.

ME- have Ia store, aud Tdr sale, small lot OF
w ehoioe Family bscSa, earsi by oae OF the eesi
o0aniseaFs IA Tue country.
AiLsi.L, HOOPER & Co.,
aeps Nos 8 Aad 5 Market 81.
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Boston.

Fron lhe Aavsr.l.Ias Assney Of 5. N. pFT1NeIIl
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EXTRA FINE SUGAR.

tNTE have iast rooeivei direct from New Orleans
w 81 hhls OF strictly choice sugar dsc cldodly the
beat ns~ Ia markst Thts lot ol sagar has beea re-
packed tbs hogsheAis arc fun aaa IN msst sxesl-
MIzEIL HOOPER 4 CO.,
sspl3o Noa- 9 And MARI a strset
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IN BOXES Prlne westora Reserve Cheese, iasl
OO received fresh aud nice, Tor sale by
CAhfEll, WIlzsfoftD \ co
aagz2-u No S Market street.
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TODacco! Tobacco /.

VIE klfO uItarest nave agreSd q the very
i low rate Il oS ceIls pSr OaC nauIroI pOdaIs On
tcSO nuIs. ,trOu SLsaVills Lyncaourg,
Va MiIi t.IJs5 Interested la tue pucCuaso .aud
i4sai fJO oOasII1r IHo Advantages offered BY
tns rciuCuOa Ia IrsIsnt-sLvIIg Ut IIsurauce-tle
rOaIs JoIs dadsr. "ri1crs - "eiIas cArriers-sp1c
dy trL4sp spJrILIlOut safe delivery &c.
r.. W. COLE,
acp2l-Jm Sup't y. - R. Il.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
yohu York - CO.

Hsvejas, rsselvsd eernplsss siesk a. rsxi asaks
fer tas oid aad ses Ne fioai schools. which they
snsr for sale al ths pabiishsrs prise. rse lassSs
ditleas and bsss oiaaing. seck5
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MeiainOtypes!
aud Ambrotypes.

Atthishoase pictures are warranted TO pieaseor
no 'harke will be made.
We ~oaid especially in nvite the community and our
frieu1s To gsaerslto vtstour great Hall OF Portrai
tare where pictures OF tue most celebrated states
men and Diytaes be seen, viz: HIS kNeelleaey
President Bachauan the Vice President, Ills Ezcel-
lsaoy GOV. Johason, Hpn. Cave Johnson, A. V.
Browa j. A. MoE~ra, Epa. II. Foster, aud a thous-
Aaa others of ofossbrlty-BlshsPs Pierce, K-v-naugh,
Early, Payne, B,soom, Scale, Aadrews, aud Rev. Dr.
Etgkr, &c., ~.
any time. apFl=-tf.
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Attention, Machinists, sc.

annn FEET OF Leather and Gam bel'ihE rom
dtU)U 2tDI2 inches wide. Also, Lace leather,
C-,,oar Rurrs and Riyets hand ana Tor saIe 10"
Sorcash Nos SO aud 50 corner OF College ana sg0aa-
way
sep13-tf
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DagusrrsulDpIng, paiating
ART GALLERY
or American Portraiture.

Corner or Uaion aud College streets.
trdtS establishment, the most extensive in the
l. Southwest, still continues 20 be the resort OF
fashion and bslnty OF rour country, whizh fully
endorses the sediments OF thousands, thatlt tsths
great EMPORIUM for
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w hite Fish
Cheese! Cheese!

IN BsIs. Iastsoesivsd aud for sale oy
III JunsS D. u DICREY
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PR EMIUM PIANOS.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

surxxlxrxsnxxrss oFrcz, SAzz- a cAkT. q. ace
SAsEslIlz, s9h oet.. .is5a
NrocknoLDERsi IN thn Nashville Aa4 cAStxzatszz
- k4ssHa8 q. Ssls as carried frosa any patet ths
rad - ssza~tiis. rsrsiFe tbs octeosr diwtaxna
ana fstars frseafcsarss both esys froa ths Isth
ss zsth es ostabsr, ash axss isc1aziss ~ sho~saf
tngiE szsk eersaeafs % sac eoadaeIes ~ erasr 81
pss aixse<srs. E.w C0LE. Sapsl
aarfr~sssers' rsls<rsph. saaleysilis EKpazstsE'
isoAestsr Hsas Joarasl esgy.
ocx4-8S. D . y ga.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-02-10
A Scrap for Lovers of Molasses.

We copy the following from long and
interesting article. entitled Rambles in
Surinam :"
We went to the boiling house. and saw
the molasses dipped out of the cistern
and put into barrels. The molasses that
runs from the sugar barrels is conducted
by a gutter into the cistern, which is I'M
der ground, and swarms with reaches and
rats, many of which are found dead in
the molaSses, by which they are preserved
from putrefaction. could not help
thinking that this country would be an
Elysium for Cinnamon, for they might
feast here on their favorite dish traits
sbundantly, and molasses-cured rats into
the bargain. / do not know il the mo-
lasses which is imported into this country
is used for anything else besides distilling
rum. 1t is certainly not fit for table use,
for, besides the aforementioned abomi
nations. it is handled by the negroes in
such filthy manner that the descriptions
Of it will disgust everybody with the
same.
The molasses is dipped ont of the els
tern with large copper spoons, to walch
Are attached long handles but when the
majority is removed, these spoons cannot
be employed any more. on account OF the
quantity of sugar which has settled at or
near the bottom, imparting great tough
ness to the molasses Some negroes have
to sit down into it. dipping out with large
gourds. and it reaches often over their
kness. Cleanliness is to be observed. and
their feet and legs are generally covered
with iiggers and other sores. If our del
icate ladies and gentlemen had an idea of
the manner in which our imported niceties
were handled, they would surely abstain
from the use Of them. / once saw dog
fall into a copper in which cane juice was
boiling intensely he was nearly done
when the negroes succeeded in getting him
out. 1t happens. sometimes. that negro.
who sits on the mason work into which
the coppers are imbedded. slips into the
foaming syrup while doing, and is boiled
to death instantly. In neither case is the
syrup thrown away. for it will granula.e
all the same, and nobody is the wiser for