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L. =. SrPEENE Court. Feb. S.-Amos Steck,
EsQ- OF Colorado. and Theodore II. Oehlsh-
lager, Esq, OF Pennsylvania, were admitted
attorney aud cOunsPilurs of this court.
No. at. The Bank of ia vings i'm the city OF
Rev York, plaintiffs, W. MaunSeil b. Field
The argument Of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. Strong for the plaintiffs.
No. j'h The United States, plaiatiffs VS.. Geo.
10 Scott. This cause was submitted 70 the
consideration of the Court on record and print
ed Arguments by Mr.. Attorney General Speed
and DIR. Cooley, for the plaintiffs, and by Mr.
heDonSld and Mr. Niblack for the defen dant.
No. 10. Charles H. Walker 81 al, appellants.
VS.. The Western Transportation Company
The Argument of this cause was commenced
by hr Rae tor the appellants, and continued
BY Dir. Spalding for the Respondents
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RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPOX.-TO the COM
munity at large the advertiser. being ROW fully
prepared, offers a certain and speedy cure of
this most lOathesome of all diseases, and will
give his personal attention in all cases where
required. Numerous ties timonia!s of Lis sue
cess are in his possession, and are accessible to
all inQuirers. Call or address No. -. ith st.,
between G. and II, Washington. 2w
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NOTICE.-In consequences of the great facilities
IN given by the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railrosd Company In connection with
the openiBg Of q portion Of the Alexapdria,
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad to Thornton De-
pot, Fairfax county, have been enabled to make
with Oak and Pine Wood of q So perior quality for
fuel, whereby he will be able to supply the public
generally with this necessary article of domestic
ticulsrs see Mr.. Calls advertisement belsw.
JOSEPH THORNTON,
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CoRNs. BrN1eNs. Nlnb and Inysrted Ns

CORNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains a,
CallOsIties, Vascular Excrescences, &c, sue
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. between IL and 9th streets. Of
fee hours from a. m. to y. m, and to g d.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation
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PETTY LARCEsY-Alexander Rose, SOL
der, went to T. M. Harvey's Oyster Saloon
last night and stole plated fork from the
and taken TO the Second Ward station. He
said he did not know how he got the fork, he
supposed he must have stolen it. Another
plated fork was found on him, and he ac-
counted for his possession of 1t in the same
way. Justice Morsell senthin to Jail for court.
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STUCK IL THE MUD Last night Mr. J. b.
Warder discovered in his wood yard. q negro
man, under Suspicious circumstances. AS
soon as the intrude saw Mr.. Warder he jumped
into the canal near 18th street, and the mud
held him fast. Mr.. Warder had to drag MIN
ton. When asked why he jumped into the
canal, he replied that he jumped In alter
piece of drift wood. This account did not sat-
isfy Justice Morsell, and the negro, whose
fine of $50
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MARRIED.

HOLFORD-FOSTER. On the 9Th instant, by
& Q Rev Dr NadaI. WILLIAM HOLFORD, ESQ ,
of Manchester, England, to Miss MARY ELLEN
FOSTER, of Loudon county Va.
MOORE-HELMICK. On the 8h instant, at the
church on New York avenue, by the Rev Dr. Cur
ley, ID; MOORE. E9q Of Carrollton. Ohio, to
Miss JENNIE X. HELM1CK, daughter of Hon.
VIM. Ielmick, of Ohio. No cards.
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RECOVERY OF PAPRRs.-Some days ago the
safe in :. ID. Castlemans Office, near the Rock
Greek bridge, was robbed, and quantity of
money and papers taken from it. Wednes-
day a number of the stolen papers and about
seyenty-five cents in silver were found under
a lumber pile in w. II. Godey's lumber yard,
near the place
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AMuslMENrs ro-NIoar.

dRovEE's. mozart's beautiful opera the
MtsIe flute, VIII be presented this evening,
with spowerfHl cast: Hermann, Hummer, Jo-
nSnhsen, ElNira Naddie, Dziuba, and Lehman
taxing The lead1ng characters
mETzERoTT HALL-Heller continues to hold
forth 20 large and delighted audiences, and by
changes IN his programme continues 10 keep
up the interest The "Sphynx" every eye-
ming. A matinee tomorrow afternoon.
y Opp PRLLOws' HALL.-The first grand Fe-
Man bail of the season comes of this evening
II Is given by the United Circles Of the Wash
hgtOu and Georgetown Brotherhood, and a
good time is anticipated.
CAHTERBURT.-Theu usual budget ofdramatic
performances, music, dancing, and fun this
evening
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NEW STYLES, DESIGNS AND MOTTORs.-The
most complete assortment of Valentines ever
offered, wholesale and retail, very cheap. at
Shillingtons bookstore, corner 4x street aud
Pennsylvania avenue.
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COLDS AND COUGHs.-Sudden changes Of eli
mate are sources of Pulmonary and Bron h ial
affections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies act speedily when taken in the
Bronchial TrOcheS,' let the Cold, Cough, or Irri-
tatiOn Of the Throat be ever so slight, as by thi
precaution a more serious attack may be
warded of. 60
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TIE PUBLIC is invited to call and see "The
Ocenna alley" and Mount Adams, two fine
oil paintings by Bierstadt.
HUDSON TAYLOR, 3}i Penna. ave,
bookseller and Stationer.
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Rr GREEN q WILLIAMS, A.stio..srs.

the supreme Court of the District Of Columbia.
Will sell AZ public auction, on SATURDAY next,
February 10th, st o'clock, on the premises, one
lot of OF original Lot II, Square CD, frontl1a
feet with the privilege TO the purchaser OF tsnk
Is feetD on LIST street, commencing a. point twehI
feet from the suthwestern corner OF ssln Lei ma
running back depth of loo feet 20 an alley;
Terms: one-half cash, S25 on day Oh SALE oS.
ance in and II months with interest 10 Dc secures
on the property
COST MARY w RopRIRD. ca srdias.
fer.W GBlEN q WILLIAMS. ANcts.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsES.-C. s. Bur-
ley, assault; bail for peace. Joseph Washing
ton, threats, and Bunsell Nixon, larceny; dis
missed. Thos. Laddle, disorderly; $3.50. A.
Rose larceny: Iail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-09

DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is 3
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Germs, Bunons,
Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases.
Try it; only % cents. Sold by druggists. com
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuotiOnser..

LEASE, GOOD WILL, AND FURNITURE or
MURRAT'S HOTEL, ON PENNSYLVANIA
AxEkUE BEfWEES AZ AND 6TH SITS,
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock O.
m, we shall sell, on the premises the lease, TO run
over four years at the rent Of niue hu adred dol
lars per year, House containing about twenty
rooms all nearly new papered and painted, with
gas and water. Also, the Furniture Of ditesa
rooms, consisting Of
Cottage Sets, French Bedsteads, wardrobes
Dressing Bureaus, Wsshstsnds, Cane seat Chairs
Hair Mattresses, Comforts, Blankets
Sheets, Cases. Pillows
Three ply, Ingram, Stair, and other Carpets, Oil.
cloths, Rugs
Walnut Extension Tables, Dining Chairs
Crockery, Plated Knives and Forks, &C, &c.
And one new Cook Range, with large boiler, csst
$500.
One hne Square French plate Mirror, suitable fer
saloon.
The above premises can be purchased at pri yats
sale by calling on the owner at the hotel and IL
sold 10y the time mer tened 10 will then be put up
and sold according to the advertisements.
fe7 GREEN WILLIAMS, Austs.
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OFT 1T f. M 8.

LADIEs.-Every lady and gentleman should
call at Prigg's Dollar Jeweiry Store and see
the new goods received this morning, at No.
ABS Pa ave, Sd door from X street.
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AUCTION SALES.
(For Other Asetisr Sale see JfourA pao, =

IL
RI JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aaoslo.e.n.
n. wj an ?; ssd 4. the Sal; q ESE9Ss.
Administrator WA
surysyOTs Transit, complete, with set. Chain.
!.,s small lot Of weariPs AsH.sSI left tfsn las.
fsas Iohron. q INTEL factio SSi
Pr GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOnsers.
GUARDIAN SALE By ORDER OF THE HON
SHE HSSSRAsLE sUfREME 6dpRr OF
ABLE IMPRSvEP RKAL. ESTATE Ar THk
s0 SEfHR 81 sTREk asIhth ASBNVk APP APP
On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst instant, at O'olo.k
Of hs GPnPsan shdss Of sSS.
numbered south Of Square four hundred and sixty
the spen space twenty teet three and SOs halt
inches fTem the corner of Virginia avenue and said
feet to sOnh ,ssneie sOns d
street 50 feet inch thence in southerly direc.
street IS feet inches thence south ii inches thence
50 fset 6h inches to the place of and that
on Virginia avenue at poiat 50 feet 10 inches
from the corner of said avenue and said open space
. fest7 inches, Including foot pr ate alley to
the depth Of ~ feetl thence from Virginia avenue
including said alley, and bnsing with 1t 10 feet
Inches thence easIwardiy IL feet inches, thence
nSSTthwardly y feet inches, thence eastwsrily
along south street ii feet inch, thence south
waroiy and at right angles to Virginia avenue rs
feet inches 10 place of beginning.
On the first described lot is . nearly new, sub
stantisl three story and basement brick dwelling
with back building; containing thirteen rooms,
provided with marble msntles and bells, gas FIX
lures throughout, with speaking tubes from two
upper rooms to the kitchen. Also, with two stair
ways, one leading from the front and the other
from the back building On the other lot is a con-
eight rooms, front and back staircase
Terms, as prescribed by decree One third cash,
(of which 500 do on day Of ssle;l balance in
equal instruments, evidenced by notes of the pur-
chaser purchasers, satisfactorily endorsed pay
able in and II months from day OF sale, with in
terest.
The title has been perfected, and is now indispu-
table.
Convey ancing and stamps at purchaser cost.
ALFRED q. CASSELL, Guardian.
fe9ts GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct
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&c. sPALDIHG, rrustss.
fe 5-dts JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.

A DAMsoN CO., Agctioneers
"A 500 9Th street, one door from Pean. avenue.
We would respectfully offer our services az AUG.
Furniture, &C, &c.
Liberal advances made upon goods on oonsigs-
Particular attention viii also be given to saIss
made At private residences
urdsy. ia ie-lm
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IF YOU want to get splendid articles of Jew
elry for one dollar call at the New York Dollar
Gin Store. TIE only place where they can he
Bpnna
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RYJ. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneer..


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE YARN
MAR WASHINGTON.
On the sth day OF March, 1856, will sell st the
auction room of Jas G. Mcclure A Co corner of
Psnnsy lvsnis avenue and 10th street. at O'Clock
p m by virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscriber
bearing date the 18th day Of February, 1850, and
recorded In Liber A. No 1872, fciios al, 14s,
2i9 and go, one Of the land records Of Washington
county, in the District of Columbia, the following
described properly, lying and being In the county
OF Washington, viz Sixty three IS 100 acres OF
Land more or less), improved by one fine new
t"o-story Frame House, with back building, corn
quarters.
I his farm il situated on the rosd leading from
BennlEgs Bridge te Marlboro, about two miles
from the bridge The most Of the land il in clever
additional fence.
Terms SLIGO cash, and the balance in one and
tive years.
5000 will be required OF the successful bidder
at the time Of sale,
An cenyeysRcing and stamps at the cost OF pur-
chaser. T NJ HANSON. Trustes
re 7dts j. q. MCGUIRE CO., Apcts
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TEN THOUSAND CORDS
SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD

SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD
AT less than
GOVERNMENT PRICES
OAK supplied to dealers at the yard, 81 per
PINE supplied to dealers At the yard, IS per
additional, for carriage.
am now prepared to furnish to dealers at the
Washington or Georgetown,
OAK AND PINE WOOD,
unsurpassed as to length and quality, from half
TEN THOUSAND CORDS,
At the prices named above, which is less than thai
charged by the Government. and q reduction from
TWO DOLLARS PER CORD.
The are ss s that this EoOd has been
ly for the retail market, and that
FULL LENGTH AND MEASURE
may in sll cases be relied upon.
Terms cash.
aS-Sswed, Split, Kinaling and Stove Wood re.
duced ONE DOLLAR PER CORD.
THOs. GAIT,
Oface-2s2 Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
clue and 9th street: adjoining the Washinsfon
sEd Alexandria Railroad Depot. iaAtf
Orders received at
EMBBEY & CO.'S GROCERY STORE,
Cor. Mass. ave-, and 7tb street;
NIB. HITS GROCERY STORE,
street south, bet n. j. ave. and LIST ST., Capitol
Cor. G and sth ats, Navy Yard.
: s I'm or SEE EEELow COST.
IS Ladies Cloth CL0aKs and COATS at only
is Ladies 6iS.h GIohKs and COATS at sl2,
Boy for next season las we'll as thisJ when you
can buy for lees than half thei, Ta Nw a
Ie 2eo3t 32c Penhsylyania avenue.
EvENING DRESS FANS,
OPERA GLASSES. &c.
We open this morning large assortment of
PARIS FANS, of all colors,
FANCY COMBs,AND
HEAD ORNAMENTS,
OPERA GLASSES, &c.
NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, 354 Penna. avenue,
ja3l-stif Near MetropoIitsnllste Brown s Hotel
L TNGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE No. 1, over Bank Of Washington.
CHARTERED By CONGRESS, 1897.
8 200 900
SURPLUS 30 900
Property Of all kinds insured for year or less
Builders risks granted On the most favorable
NoCnarge Tor policies.
Ca, =, JAhES ADAMS. President.
RS ahsr.i N U,rnSpley, Essu Pickrell,
W., 49, " hite, oil Georgetown.
Ion nnrson, Themss Parker,
SsMn BARCLAY, Richard Barry,
n p FsuIefn, Chas. w. Davis,
1ndra.r spnch, 7. I'D. CLARK,
AnnIeG kothwtll, OF washinEton
tbs Ro.rS t t IN Georgetown authorized by
Georgetown. o' sns eaAo risAs III
:. = COON ABEL G. DAVIS, sss'ry.
IL oOf SHIFT MASUFACrORY-49 Loui,,.na
north IN street between L and Nj. wasbington.
class Woye Tape Hoop skirts ns 70 oraer. nrss
length ans s'rs Skirts altered ana repaired ""'
4" Az" WE'LL GO.
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RYJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer..

RY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURSI-
TURE AND EFFECTS.
On MONDAY MORNING, February 10, COM
nencing at L. o'clock, ~ virtue Of deed Of trust
Gully recorded in Liber N. c. T. No 81 folioS 25l 20
254. Of the land records Of Washington county,
and TO me directed, shall sell st house No. 5Is
18th street, west side, Pennsylvania avenue.
the Household Furniture therein contained, and
named in schedule marked "A, y attached to said
deed of trust, naming In part
Sofas, Arm Chairs, Rockers
Reception Chairs, Bookcase
Two Mirrors, Lounges, Easy Chair
Centre and Side Tables
Bedsteads, Wsrdrobes, wsshstsnds
Chamber Tables, Cane seat Chairs
Cottage Sets, Toilet Ware
Hair Mattresses, Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Parlsr and Chamber Carpsts
Hall Hatrack, Oilcloth
Window Shades, Venetian Blinds
Lace Curtains
Shests, Blankets, Pillow Gases, &c
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Furniture
Crocksry and Glassware.
Terms cash. -
II, @. sPALDIEG, Trustee,
fe s-dts JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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pYw.L WALL q CO., AuctOuesr..

We will sell at our Bazaar on SATURDAY, 18th
Ne. - LA ave, bet 9th and 10th streets
Came on the premises of Benz SUNNY Dec 18th
q white back mULEl HEIFER, between z and
years old. The owner can have her By proving
property and paying charges.
n. HILLMAN
eth street. near LIST tellgats
fe ST. W. l.. WALL co Aucts
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MINGs, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY. LABiEs
SSGLE a co Auct,on..r.

will sell at 10 o'clock,
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB 9th and IOth,
at No. 80 Market Space, bet. 9TH aud sth sts ,
for account Of whom il may concern,
A large variety Of Clancy Goods, Dress Tr,n
mines,
WOODEN Goods, Hosiery, Ladies' Cloaks,
Head dresses, Combs, Brushes. &c,
Also, large quantity Of Silk fringes for coach
makers.
fe7St SAGLE 4 CO, Aucu
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10y SAGLE & CO., Auctieneers.
ID Ssles-reoms No. 267 Pennsylyanfa avsnu.
MI sfr

Maggie q Go. will give their personal atteatfou %
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furuiturs al
the residence of families declining housekeeping
Also TO the sales Of stocks Of Groceries and Mer-
ehsn,1ise of every description, Horses, Carriages
Harness, &c. de- I-1r
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AT PRIVATE SAIL

AT PRIVATE SALE
well built three story BRICK HOUSE AMI
LOT, with two story Brick Building in FEAR; AT
modern Improvements. This property must %
sold, as the present owner is leaving the city Fur
thcr particulars st our store.
ia l9-u NAGLE 90, Auctionesrs
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GS AN0-Wsnted to buy for s 600 Seco nd
cIcsuUb handed CLOTHING of all descrtp-
lions for which fair price will be paid, ass 9TH,
corner X street ian 10 3ms
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EOR SALE-LEASE for nearly five years on q
Il beautifully finished Store with Dwelling at
tsched, of rooms situated It'll street, at $50
month, together with shelving, 50 square yards oil
cloth floor, and a very large awning, the whole
is offered for SIPS. Apply to No. 496 7th st.,
corner E. eT-Stt
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E'OR RENT-0ne room HOUSE, with large lot,
4 on south street. between IA and 9th streets
.outh, next door to George Msttingly. For par
tCElaTs apply at Southern Railroad Office, corner
Of 9Th street and Pa avenue, or to GEORGE MAT
TINGLY fe 7-6ts
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82n...,. 2. B. sHERRoD, General Agent.
PRINTING House and University tor Blind

mosSDERruL Another Of the series of resolu-
Ions breathing death annhlation to Jeerson
go and into The House few days
on Of Mr. Stevens, Of pennsylyania' Wy nn vppth
ground mat there was something teo mneh ~, If
TINS he remarked ~ hope Ne ara nn lns ,,nn NJ
tSaa s aa 'as This remark plainly shows
the insane figure he and bis foowers er nt isea 2.
eyes Of the country. Wonderful though that NJ IL
should acknowledge i'll Memphis Argus, ''s :
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There is much talk in Paris of a game at lans.
9uenef played at one of the clubs there, which be-
gan at Il o'clock on Saturday evening. and ended
at I O'Clock on Monday evening. Immense sums
heaviest losses were those of Russian amom1tins
to 10000 francs, an Englishman Is 900 francs
and Frenchman $4,000 francs. Several of the
players won from 10000 to $4,000 francs.
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A RADICALS OPINION OF CAUSE.-THE SPRING
field tMass,) Republican, Republican organ
thus discusses of the Ex-Governor, ex-senator
and would-be-P President:
The fact that Judge Chase still has white House
on the BRAIN and treats with disrespect his pres
ent high and sacred position of Chief Justice is is
notorious in all political circles as it is lamentable
and disgraceful. With the present impressions of
the country as to his ambitions and their influence
over him, no President would again be asked TO
elevate him to the Supreme Court. 1t is sad to
witness political record so grand and inspiring,
and service to liberty and country so valuable
as that OF Mr. Chase has been, thus tarnished and
present Office.
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p Paris is beginning to get tired of the Russians.
Frenchman Improving on the old remark re-
Cossack scratch the Cossack you'll find bear /;
scratch the bear you will fnd'the Russian again.
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A very volatile young lord, whose eonquests in
the female world were numberless. at last mar
ried. i" Now, my lord" said his wife, g / hope
you'll mend.'' !. Madame, p said he, this is my
last folly.t --,+5 -.5I
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Mr.. Welles, of Milwaukee recently fred six
consecutive shots from a rifle distance of forty
Toas, and the whole six struck the target within
the space of silver dollar,
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The PRAIR1Es.-A poetical contributor thu
apostrophises the prairies:
Great western waste of bottom land,
Flat as pancake-rich as grease!
Where gnats are full as big as toads,
And skeeters are as big as geese.
Oh lonesome, windy grassy place,
Where butaloes and snakes prevail
The first with dreadful looking face,
The last with dreadful sounding tail! u,
I'd rather live on cancels rump,
And be Yankeedoodle beggar,
Ihan where they never see stump,
And shake to death with fever-nager.
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Harper Brothers announce, amongst other WORLDS
speedily to be published, volume 81 M NJ
of The Rebellion, BY \, 81 Foote, We shall Il i
surprised rays The Nashville Union and Aruerics,'
y itdoes not prcyeto be more the history Il III
anthor than Of 4 The war Of therebellion.'' M /.
certainly more competent to write the former thaI
the latter bit We doubt whether he would 4,
Affi1aR irIsfice II - B
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FACTOR, COMMISSION MERCHANT
Purchasing Agent.

Orders promptly filed at lowest market rates with Cash or
produce III hand, where Sight Drafts cannot used
Now i'll store and for sale
$4,000 worth of Groceries Drugs, Wines
and Liquors, .
that Will be sold low to close consignment
Merchants having overs.ock of any article cannot do
better than to consgn them me for sale on commission
AS have ample storage don't sell will charge No storara
except where goods limited the market bava a,,s
means at my control to make advances on stane o
store .,..F
Particular attention is given to the sale OF Wines LIQUORS
Sugar, Bacon Pork, Lard, etc
Fl. B. CLIFFORD,
~ and 90 Natcheg Street between Camp and Nagaz,a
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THE EAST FELIc1ANA DEMOCRAT

'FHE HOMER ILIAD-A WEEKLY NEWS
Il PAPER published in Homer, Claiborne Parish, La, by
", JASPER BLACKBURN, Proprietor and Editor
Subscription, S. per Advertising 81 30 per square
of lines for first insertion and for each continuance.
Professional and Business Cards inserted for SIS year. and
the paper furnished.
Col FRANK A BARTLETT of the True Delta Office, and
my Brother NEWTON c. BLACKBURN of the Picayune
Office are my only authorized Agents .--.=.-.
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