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.N s5iin0er Ss Gtruth,
Ga SntpDrteur rttto gertdufer BON
SSeiten, granoies, Sins, @panace &C.,
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Sic YeeaFe rnb biNtsfe seSienuns' i.@ s.
gaItEtners ben 2l. Nsars 1854. .--.I ,s Ell
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~ eg1 ELIXIR DE WIFE. s
Dteks Eunie Gsters sredes felt lea8e staen q
NuF In @urred EsSt UNI IN beeaN Sanec loaen ". M
Scrtt IN aus ben. retnen gcsnae In Yeretnnnne mt1 os
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:" rDaS Saassetrdns uatrsr 3eis- . z
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@tters Sine mertb1sle Aueue ets Srpns
einuaI eegIet be Sdnfer RtAt asae ssnese etn ~s
Ieu Wit fc aNsefe sen@nnte 9tters sanet naneSe Sa
Sen semstnltdtn SYaea" bsefaitttr "a Mno avg
curreuben &euetten ae nne pa es Den esE
Snarebenaten srfertet sreen osren aH gee'
SrSdut Idns SER Dpftpren anertannt wsreen NnS - ~
Sst "a rber benz 9rtnfer rpG Mr; Der eS aneness
MIs Trtnf-ttters febt betres ietner 6eean Il 6en
btif bes QSe e. nta3es ais unatcsttofea ba. ,r,.
gpbpIcfaIe etal &eetten tsaneM mttx9enp enessn1s
ttdt bitts tn 9tStr sa@oy'
SlGfaea bNrt s,,s go. ..,.le sp...--- .
- '''aT ben aLletnisem @igner ..
q. u Drn $50. sG Sam0oerss Gae o0n @@ssSsEsss
sesenitber bess ERGrFtss 2ScstissSTe' n
NeSe csfiatc EleIe ta adt bic ns@t Eit Sen Stssei
Gtaners Guf benz Rrrt berIeben te. lI.,,, !. -. s
Stebertert1uftr ertn!ten fe u eekT tEIeFs enst'ss
ten .lttEperdpb- -9luSb baneef@tl6er gratis. u
Tfs leeteu Gld9en nerben (ehp retnl pei per haGFf
eeuna NIT ST 90 Dusenb francs SalFtTpFisste1an'
gebr6dpt. ''-~rt'-1i +-LE---- -----sto III +s--@
S5ranbu, atrrac, GcptSb aEbisfp NsunSe SGess,
su BEN auettann euten Qualsdten ans ~ resH yre'i
SmnffsbIt o. Bccay
+'f+ ~&4 tss s4 itt~s Gde 5dnDSer nnb 0arabtnRF.
nm.
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Sur Mas nsr,

tefunbers ms6e hs Eyer tnes aetmsn 9aers stweroe!
nt bas i1trlt9 10 piel 3Gaienee II en 81 r0beS 9ras
teist me(ce ffcs 1pre erbabeaen Gace ns entp6elea
gerldnbestafte nit rem Dpuner Der 9ereeamt pen Set
beseifert 2er besanbraee Gone entIrdt paSen
splrter m69fn lidb nit eDaeH 8ertrauen nabEn
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tartb eAe sspele xnt utnarbe. Gsf unb 86rper aer.
fSrentt Tar bic Arbe Sic Gefeafae uab te G,e undbis
nichense 9aRt seiGwaeet baben. --...f-.-E
pier Hb tnae ser traarsen unb btldsenSNertten 8Ol
gen ssr iraben @tprbabettn rts yaaers Stw DE I'M Rt-
ats ge.lna Der a ttllraft Sersppftn nebSfe Rnruse
RassnlhpSe, lnsrbsuns Der 0trbauuns aQ6ts
seiae Gnttrdftuns. SsmptSme ber S6wtnbiu@t
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Reut Dees furG bare 2etfen pees saS 2eben eN6 ane
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lauenea ta te 8ra Der Grseusus cher bon DeHen otfl
ren ~trh bic f betmten 2aern erssbsa ais bon OeeH
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l9brW N1eue 6pA+ t0artmse+ s.9rr str,
SDr empFneen iuebeu cine Dertbte bee SCGdnttf9e go
r4n8e tCn MestAbttaen Tnnpe bic WI 81 sensdeten Vtcca
F1om4~ t RTH an 6Sfftn16fsF.
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ben srren grsn EsDie ben, Ses9Ets Saell5a
- n, {eber 2eS4 unb asit eer srSsten ScrstsT
,+ts+ist. ap Hus mis- bs pdass feiss 5enenESsn
az ma sIsn 10 urssrgus Eef8dfts SePsreuesa ges'ea'
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80 OFFtce: g|o. Z Vollo'Tre6ertdltr.,
Feben Tbaren BON Balttmcreltr., 6itltae Ssstt
bic Stufen btnauf.
Ntan merle Fd Ramea unS 5ausrummer, bcnn unwiien-
be rnb trRsertte RamaHer, burtrbene uub 9epienlpe
Quaddlber, S4uthfer, Stteelnt6ier Strabenretntser
anb eampenpnser u. no. nsnnen 6 resslm9stse %srstt
R8 aae 5rfefe n,diiea etnen YDfStansp sntbaltta.
MIS- Cine 9silus8 IN 2 Iaqsn 3a9eISdert.
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s,rr Se Setlua Dpn semten Rranessiten dnseat eine
Miei unb 9ehaaslaas faO easa snsssn sdnsli$ aatt-
beg ,ubradbte nSmli: Gnelans 6ranfreib uub In benz
p&iec tpr Vblabelppia 10. us bat cine aus se6e6.
fer, DrsxiS afs aae anbersa MesSte hr gDelt ,. &
g,sr seIder nd btr pReee bss Dr. cbnNpn astetm sStk
ann fa p<rtrauea as itt Gsre ais Ranu sub rsut &C.
Ex.tfIi idsett ale ,Mr3t. ytaftgLz1eF9 s45.;-
HssS psti Bdttsmorefts nebep tes ssIrbtiterbaIes m
. nnsssrunt6sitsnsrftOsn Gisantlk Gstiiii.
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beeenten tae Gin eeiunter etH xe oeittr &5rrer tt
nptbpenssien @rforesrne ;ar eselid'cn ISL deliacts
e Sa rbne tee wirs fie 3eiie ets 2ebSu@ ur rurBen
YlserIabrt. Die isfte ees geb rs cgrtfern lid Jle-
LID uns bic eeie w;rc sreriien 8erpptuna unS me-
lau6pi1ta Betratun0en, kas unS bic 5rsNfsn, wtIte
Abfere eenieSen pttmei9ert iinp. 1853 ..r. f.e.-
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DE tele dusnts hrs re MItcne her ltstcn Heten;eba
hjt tmuntat;tiiGcn &etrA trren welb @r Ssbnuo
fuhrfe tesn ft stHY9S sNprrrcWrs aspeIe eGeere
Tsrisren teipc tat tli:Gm su pjesertclten
Gtaisn iate icts wsr3 tAt Il II QesAa au ieiren
gbata after OILS Gtf usf @tjr2 ali Gbarafter une @e-
mtNania attt raV geirsnten eiae HinreiGenbe erGhr
le!fHns. y1 slt.IDItGir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19
PROPOSALS..
DROP osALs FOR FLoUR.

OFFICE PEPor coNMIssARY OF suBsIsTsEcs,}
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 10. 1866.
Sealed Proposals are invited until WbDS KS
DAY, january ~. IL O'Clock m for furnishing
the Subsistence Department with
TIVE THOUSAND - .00Ol BARRELS OF FLOUR,
The proposals will be for what il known at this
De Pot as NOE and g. and bids will be enter tai ned
for amy quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be ia duplicate, and for each grade on
separste shssts of paper.
ave days from the opening of the bids and must be
delivered In sucl quantities, daily, ~ the Govern
ment may direct either at the Government ware
depot in Washington, D. c..
The delivery OF all Flour awarded to he COM
pleied within twenty days from the acceptance OF
thu bid.
Bids Will be received for Flour tn be delivered
in oak barrels. head lined. Also. for Flour in
good. mercbsatable. second hand -four barrels,
but they musr be such will be accepted by the
Inspector, or they will not be received.
Paymer I will be made in such funds as the Gov
eIpment may have for di bursemeDt.
The usual Government lnsrecElon viii De made
Just before the Flour is received, and none Will be
accepted which is not fresh ground. and made
from wheat ground in the vicinity where manu-
featured, unless of a very superior quality.
An oSth OF allegiance mnst accompany the Did OF
each bidder who has not the oath ON file in this
Office, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders cot present to respond.
for any cause Bids to be addressed to the under
signed, at No. 223 street, endorsed, :. Proposals
for Flour L. T. BRl DH ES,
fall-6t Captain and G 8, V,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19
DROPOsALS FOR LUMBER.
CHIEF QUAlrEaMAsTER's OFFICE, J
nrpar M I

WAsHINeToH, D; c.. January 10, lss5.S
until FRIDAY, January g. 1855, At e o'clock Nc
for delivery At this Depot Of Lum Der of the follow
isosr feet44 white p" Pine Common mono culIinss.
1 z oo i.ett4 Whits Pine GSmmen Cplinss
t0Oa feet White Pine Selects.
60 eco feet sx4 HemIocs seantlins. U feet long,
$4,000 feet sx4 Hemlocs scantling, is feet lone
Is COO feet S14 II. m ock scaUtling IS feet long
500 fest sSt he1n!ook sesptiag feet iions,
30 Ooo feet SIG Hemlock Jcist, l6 feet long,
$500 feet sxs Hemlock Joist. 20 feet long.
q 3so Geo. fee, s16 emIock yoist = feet long
1850 feet 39s Hemlock Jolst l6 fee: long,
300 feet SKIS Hemlcck jost, % feat long,
t0,GO feet 3x9 and j. Hemlosk Jost, l6 feet long,
16 "o feet sx9 and Hem,ock Joist, 20 feet long,
sss% feet ssHe@Ioss 5S!st i e . : tsst ,Sns,
ESQ feet lxs hsnock Jsist s Is feet long.
100 eco sawed Cedar Shingles. best quality, Is
lCOO...OO shaved Cedar Shingles, best quality. ls
900 Geo No. White Pine Shingles, sawed, 10
SSS Lsths ..s. n-o no,sa 70, vii,
and quantity as above specified, or for the whole
quantity advertised for.
able Lumber, subjec: TO the inspection of an in
sp.ctor appointed on the part Of the government;
All or Inc Lumber contraCte0 Tor 10 De oeilVereQ
within thirty 3d. d sys from date of contract.
Proposals from disloy al parties will not be con.
pidered An cath of legiance to the Uaited
States Government must accompany esch prop
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
shsuld it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
BY two reeponei bic persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guaranty.
The full name of each bidder, and II a firm, the
nane of each of its members, with tne post Office
address, ust be le gibly written on the proposal
Bonds in q equal to half Of the amount of
the contract signed by the contractor and both OF
his guarantora will be required of the successful
bidder upon signing the contract.
The ight to reject any or sll bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
termaster.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en-
the under, isned b. 81. RUCkEh,
Brisadier General and Chief Quartermaster,
ia To- lot Depot Of WashinH ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. ESEMAN'S PILLS
The combination of in gradients in these Pills is
the result of q long and extensive practice. They
mild in their operation. and cannot do harm to
the most delicate; certain in correcting al irragu
larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all OBJ
structions, whether from cold or otherwise head
ache, pain in the side, pal ptation OF the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries. fatigue,
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed aleep /,
which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of era IN the treat
ment of ir egularities and obstructons which have
consigned SO many to q PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female enjoy good health vi less she is regular,
and whenever an obstruction takes plaza the gen.
ersl health begins to decline. These Pills form
DfATE and n1dpf PERsIs STE sUCChss boNT
BE DECEIVED. Take this aver isement to
your Druggist, ard tell him that you rant ths
BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI-
CINE IN THE WORLD. which is comprised in
these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been Standard Remedy for ever thirty
years, and are the most etfectual one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to females. To all
CLASSES they are invaluable, Inducing, tcith Ger
taanty, periodical regularity. They are known to
thousands who have used them at different periods
throughout the country, having the sanction of
some of the m ost eminent Phys,ctdnS in America
EIptctt dH ttfsonS, stating tcheH they should be
or BOxe for s. containing from 50 to H0 Pills.
Pills sent by malt promptly. secur re from observa.
ton, by RENTING % the Proprietors.
FOR BALE BY ALL DRUGIISTS.
HUTCHINS Il HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec 10-eoly,a 81 Cedar ST., New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19
CLOTHING.
vy,HE MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE Is
Smith, BROS. Il CO.
30 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.

J,HE MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HogsHls
40 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
faiiors, 40 Wet Baltimore street
The Bon Ton Merchant Taiiors,
No 80 West Baltimore ST.. Baltimore, Nd
N. B. Goods OF all descriptions at reasonable
prices.
Washington can save 90 Per sent. By getting
their Clothing made Al su,ru RRos 4 CO.
40 West baltimore street.
earnsry is anu SMITH. BRos. l. co.
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
90 West Baltimore st. Baltimore. nd.
Persons in Washing ton can save % per cent by
'1''As 'A''f sHIrH, BROS. Il CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
Oar wa.hinsten customers can ind the best
s ssSS i0'Ais saiTH. BEos. Do, 'i'''
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House of Baltimore offers
the finest s sSira GRssn
40 West Baltimore street.
Do not fall to come to SMITH, EROS. co. to
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where eversbeey gets ss shifted.
90 West Baltimore street.
SMITH, BROS. Il Co..
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers In .wsshin ston are
offered q discount Of 10 per cent. by buying of Us.
SMITH, BROS. co,
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars en-
q Suit By buying Of
40 West Baltimore st., Baltimore, Nd.
It win pay all to come to Baltimere,to buy your
CLOTHING, SMITH, BROS & CO.,
Merchant Tsilors and Clothers.
Re sure and come to SMITH, BROS. L co..
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
SMITH BPOS. 4 CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Olothiers
90 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, French and IA glish WALKING
GOATS, Peltoe's fancy and plain SACKS; also, the
new style sACKATE the grettiest cost out
All In endless varieties at SMITH, BROS. Il 90. 3
Popular Mirble Hall Clothing House, 40 West
Baltimore street. sep N-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-19
THE EVENING STAR.


How My Husband Came TO EscheW Beer.
We had gone to New Orleans to reside. MY
husband was great lover OF bser he made
his regular trips, through foul or fair weather,
every evening, somewhere between tea and
bed. time, to a bier-haGs on Cont street The
beer brewed there was nectar, absolutely, he
would say,) superior to that of any other he
had ever tasted, and 80 rery superior to that of
any ether establishment in all New Orleans,
other bier. hdus than urth's, Its peculiar nut
ty flavor, its rich creamy foam could not De
equalled by any other bisr-brsduer, Gurth was
king. Everybody. he said, praised its fame.
or tdem, was literally in everybody's mouth.
Being an Invalid, my physician had pre-
ecribed porter for me. i expressed nay dislike
to it, he begged my permission to let him orlns
me some of 0urth's beer-kDew i could drink
tbat-would soon learn TO drink IL, il would
only just taste IT, surely 1 would obiige him
that much, etc: but / stuck 10 itthas didn't
like beer, and would not allow myself TO be
pers uaded to try To like it-so there
One evening said to him; "Yon don't 20 for
your beer" happened to he looking him in
the face while speaking. He suddenly turned
away pale, and showed unmistakable signs of
bein6Bick. The attack was so violent aud so
sudden that / WAS not little alarmed As
coon as he could speak he begged for pepper
mint. cam phor-any thing. On my expressing
wonder at the cause OF the attack, he turned
pale again and commenced reaching. 1 sug-
sesied camphor again. No-it's no use-hs
couldnt take anything on his stomach. Well,
peppermint-just q little ! Mono use to try;
j have it! let me send for some bee
"No madam, tell you nor he Numbered
forth in tones that made the glass rattle. Good
heaven! thought l, sohGt can oil my poor hus-
band! l said nothing more, hut got HIM to
bed as seon as possible He fell asleep almost
Immediately from sheer exhaustion.
The next morning his first words were:
'SGsie, please don't talk 10 me about my sick
ness last Dight-don't mention the subject at
ALL and, above all, never ask me what made
me sick"
or course / said wouldn't but I couldn't
help feeling curious to know what IL all
meant.
That evening, about beer. time he yolun teered
the remark that he thought beer disagreed
with him, and that he would quit the use OF it.
ayes, DEAR" 1 answered, with a serious face,
taGd as / got through the door, Eyes, dear,
especially Gurth's beern' l shut the door and
ran. l think he was too sick to follow, for
could see. by the last glimpse l caught OF his
phiZ, he was turning white again.
"A ''local' in that mornings Picayune had
posted me. Gurth, the brewer of that nectar,
had missed very valuable negro man
previously -advertised-co hear nothing
of him, and at last almost forgot about the
loss of the "chattel' Yesterday" (the Pick
saidl "on drawing off the beer from one O,
the watts, poor Joe WAS found at the bottom,
partially dccomposed."-An Monthly
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Oh HIN q,

GOING !-GOING LGOING!
Down THEY 60,
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
J. H. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WASHINGTON,
No. $50 AND &64
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Pos7 oFFIos.
ALL GOODS sPoNeBD.
Where you can i I1r Il e STYLES
rRENsSG, ,su
AM. tns
WALKING COATS.
~. TOD ! h .HIs STYLES
fAe luz t pouSin BREASTED VESTS.
BUSINESS SIS SUITS.
PLAIN ANB FANCY CASHMERE.
Together with h ths STOCK
o,s s$$szi
THE City.
N. 1--we also have,
Is sf5Jkr
p1xosE q aeops
cusroM WORK.
AL 81 "A's1 b n 81 L LOW PRICES.
GINTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS. Gaps. SHIFTS. TIES. susPaSD1Rs
J. e. SMITH, No. $50,
SMITH An eros, No. 4e4.
OLoTHIRRs AND MERCHANT TAHoRs,
Seventh street. OPP. Post Once.
90 3-Sm Waahin gton.
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SFREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE CONTROLLER OF CURRENCY.
WlSuTGCTOM Dsrauhor IA

Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented Is
the uhdersi gned, it has been made to appear that
CRY Of Washtnssen. in the county OF. Washiagton
ard Eishit Of Co!nnrtia. has been sduly organized
act Of Congress entitled AN act to provide Ma
tiepal Currency. secured by 9, pledge of United
redemption tn reof.'' approv d June 3. 1854. and
has con- lied with all the provisions OF said act
qured to be complied with before commencing the
business of bank king under said act
Now therefore. l. Hugh McCulloeh, Com ptr9l-
Ter of the Currency do hereby certify that The
Merchants hafaonal Bank Of WaShinston, in the
Gity Of WASHINGTON, in the county of W Lshinetoa
q, Bisf7irt Of Columbia, is authorized to COM
nence the business of banking under this act afore
said
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of Office this fourteenth d1y Of Dsfe,n5sr, 1861,
LIS HUGH MsCULLOCH,
dec l5-d6et Conn olier of the Currency.
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TREAEURY DEPARTMENT,
OFPIcE CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CuRRKNOY,

OFPICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1884,
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the Undersigned. it has been made to appear that
The National Bank Of C:mE,srcs, Of Georgssolcn in
the City of GeO7geto,rn, ia the county of Washing
ton and District Of Columbia, has been duly or
gsnized nnde aud according TO the requirements
of the act of Congress eHttled AN act TO provide
sNational Currency, secured by pledge of United
States bonds and to p,oyids for r. eircuIat tic.
and has piled with all the provisions Of said
act required to be complied with before conn
Now, therefore, [, Hugh McCulloch, Com ptrollsr
Of the Currency. do hereby certify that The
City Of ,GeorgAoirn. in the county of Washi,.etor
ana DiShtct of Columbia, Is authorized to com.
nence the bu,iness of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of off e this thirty tTst day of December. 1854.
ILsl HUGH McOULLOOH,
Jan 2-6it Comptroller Of the Gurrney.
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H. Considerable business has been done rs
Gently in Chattanooga in the way of furnish
ing powder and lead to guerrillas in that vi.
cinity.
SThe rebel guerrilla Gatewood is not dead
rs reported, but is severely wounded.
~ Kirby Smith is impressing tobacco for his
army.
IL The guerrilla chiefs, Ricketts, and Mage,
are still committing depredations in Tennessee
with their gangs of outlaws.
SThe Sixth Tennessee Cavalry are hunting
guerrillas in Sequatchie Valley. in that State.
~ all Of the Roosa family, injured at Deer
field, Ohio, on Christmas night, are dead but
Mrs. Roosa.
- Savannah clergymen and Gems. Wayne
and Beauregard testify that the atrocities
charged upon Shernan's army at Milledge.
VILE are wholly unfounded.
- Chas- Keaver, the alleged murderer OF the
Rosa family, Will be, II is said, unable TO
prove an alibi, as was expected.
~ The cars, as we'll as the hotels, In the
Pennsylvania oil regions, are crowded TO over
flowing with fortune hunters.
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ERENcH JUVENILE BOoKs.-Le Ssigueur
Poliehlnelle; pe.itss avsntures d Si19 Poupee,
hottsi lie Psrs Bonhear; Les veiless du Grand
Papa; La PaEode dc Ksri; L1rsnsil corrise; LIE
quise; Megnonne; lie CApitains Sabre de Bots:
dee IL YRANCK TAYLOR.