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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE-A seven octave PIANO, STOOL,
and CtNEk. Inquire at 2I9 9Th street e
tween L and VI streets de "a ST.
STOCk AND FIXTUAEs OF CONFEC.
- TlOE hkf STORE, good stand, fer sale
cheap and house for rent. Apply III street
between 4th aud 5th streets. d-2i 2t*
IpAGATELLE TABLE; BALLS, CUES, &C..
~ complete For sale az q bargain. Apply At
3lS street, above the Theatre.
de2i 81 COX & CO.'S
E,OR SALE VERY CHEAP-A frst-cIass BAR
BER SHOP, doing good business Apply at
the Star office. de252t.
A DRUG STORE FOR SALE, or a partner
IA With Ii small capital wanted For particulars
&c, address }. THOMAS, wsshing ton, ID. q.
de22 st"
EOR SALE AT BARGAIN-One liPht ton
BUGGY in good running order aud condition
Inquire of Mr. LINGBlEG, 5u periutendent Gov
erament Stables, corner 18Th and VI sts de22-3t+
EoR sALE-HURSE. BUGGY. AND
L. HARM ESS Inquire at ULCOTrS IN
Livery, 470 6th street. de2I-6ts IA
DOR sALE-A DAIRY of seventeen Cows one
l. Bull. Horse and Wagon, &c sale amounting
10 twenty gallons of milk per day. For further
particulars sp ply to c, b. Baker, stsr Office ans Iw
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY cOUPsk a LAIIMkR, Apcuspe.r-.
street. star ofnos Baiidins.
pIssoNp yESILRY, VERY SUPERIOR
S m,sshIsiNG hPPAkFL yok LanIEs BED
IN ON MONDAY, December .. .. 10 e'closs
GS he ,up. n wsrdrcse Of a adv who Il SSm
Lee 10 sell In Consequences Of revcrses. consist
hsae and Urnsde Dresses, Of the very best
UnAsrelO.hinS. Lsoos; Furs, Bedding. &C.
hysry superior lot .: DianOad Je~elry. GOA
sna silser " atches Silver " sre. a.
81, fIs.1Sn OF a.aer. :. ssrtieul.ry called to
Tern: Ss,S' 0S "o sis sLArtmER.
De q ets tlntell. ChrOn AustiOnors. =
Br WIN. L. s MsLLSCo. sycuonssr,.
Southwest cor Penna ave aud 9th street
TRTsg ETT SALE OFVFRr VALUABLE
bhTNhEE hLENkNrH AND TWELFTH
= yirta. % a dsed Of ,rusi frafi ; I'm : TYSON.
Ia - A. HUtt snn hers dated .lfh dsy q No
v mbff, ~. sna l'corrfa IN Liesr n. y. =.
80 ii1fTr, on ID. r1'u.ize. on NEDNESDAN .@th
asy - JsuusTy ls5s ats ociOok . IA taNt, pNri
Ma irVfon. ID. 4 aud conts nd wifhir enc z 4
lcNipg Hefes and bounds e.. Reg on for the
el ~ rNLtl Nssttrn % sal Got, and lhFuca
iunrstE sast along the In. q borth . stre-t sew
tniern vet, thence north az tight angle v en- sid
rtleeE h.ty i've fsrf and \ aud = halt iuches.
iGtnEe 49, seNerf'rr fe.f. a7f thence south TO
she D., r'uUirS tos.ther ~ ne sppurtanaaces
70 pay a. lrcebt-dness OF SS.3,, no, With iut-rcst
Terns - sal. ore third cssh. snd balance IN
elue. r1Hf- d ~ aId elvt months with utter
It e srcrrsH p deed &C fIrst a ths Trcni
ses = {" ruU-f - pail e.. 'bn t.-rr u sal All
e,lye1 suciEg sId stsups ~ the c1st Of the pur-
Ittfo terms Of sale ar Mt complied with within
ohe wrCk from tue dzy & SAFE tie trustee re-
serves the lieht resell al the risk sod cust OF the
oefauitilg PyrCIssHr
dos4 W l. Wall CO Au,ts
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on TITTKsnAy NuKyIN4

.""nlftr "a At Gus aucrIon ruums. United states
ial~Hai sac 81 Tot of I.E D,'tHa aud Os-s-
utlH-- sUifan.. ir- tl- tIaI. t. I..... I-y "a
- ~ Our Bazaar. large lot o. 'a-Ei rs aud
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BOARDING.,

A ROOM with BOAgD, in & private faI. ily. 49,
N NJ street de24 81
I'OB RENT - Three nicely FURNISHED
y ROOMS. with or without Board. Aprly n 35J
New York avenue, corner OF 10Th street. sc q St.
t6oAkD = PRIVATE EAMILY-G EORGE-
TOW N-Can aCCun. ModltS e ItleIu4n. no
Q her boarder. Terms = -. Cooking eN -slsHt
References. Address J, B., Office OF this pa per.
dp 2i-3t'
T'HREE Or POUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE
scce modsted with Furnished ROOMS, With DC
without BOARD. IN a private farni }. by applying
at No l23 Washington street, GeUrgetJwH.
de IS st.
nNE NEWLY FURNISHED BAUk PAdLOR
- with Board FOR two, So per month; pleasant
Room, second floor. $50. Central location good
table comforts of hom7 40 Lstreet north. above
u. IA street deal IT
BOARDING
I'D RUGBY HOUSE. FRANKLIN SQUARE
MRS. }. LEhNIII SMIFH has taken this
House, which has heen enlarged aud entirely re
FURNISHED. suites 81 $40 aud three Rooms And
few single Rooms can be hat, with first class
BOARD, at table 'hose private table
Board % per dieH and upwards, according to
rooms. De - IL
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Dy GREEN q WILLIAMS
I'D AUcJlouesrs and Zeal Estate Broks-,
No. S26 Southeast corner u Seventh aud 4 sts
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Iecf nief 3 CONNIE nrfnv ~ Do nsIsHE "a" Hntfrs
stock oi "a -ult are des-. srfHe lHrueg nd sf -
y , f'Iing a. tu-a AsrTn- a -D- I. IH.t -.. Co. at
'ur AU,ti5G Ia.ls- CA " .lle-lsy AID fuurs taE A..
! - .o--ker : a. D. Y Il ----- n-e-a 8. ".
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mo. i1.l

fNo. 1881 0o go 3l
AN ACT TO AMEND AND RE-RNAcr ARTICLE ONE HUN.
DKED AND sEvESTY.FIvH OF THE CODE OF PKAc.
TICB OF LOUISIANA.
SECTroS 1. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of De State of Louisi-
ana IN General Assembly conrened, That arti.
Gle five hundred and seventy.hve of the Code Of
Practice Of Louisiana be and the same h hereby
amended and re-enscted so - to read a. follows
including Sundays, after the judgment has been
notified to the party cast In the suit when such no
fce IL required BY law to be given, It shall stay
execution and all further proceedings until defni.
tive judgment be rendered on the appeal: Pro
Dtded, The appellant gives his obligation, with
jurisdiction Of the court, In favor Of the clerk Of
the courtrendering the Judgment. for sum exceed
ing one half the amount for which the judgment
was given, If the same be for . specific Sum o.
security for the payment Of the amount of such
judgment, in case the Same ID affirmed by the
court to which the appeal 10 taken. Appeal
bonds In oil cases Of appeal shsll be made paya-
BILE to the clerk of the court which rendered the
Judgment appealed from, and any appellee inter.
ested In the appeal shall have recourse on such
appeal bond against the appellant or the securi
ties on the appeal bond for any liability that may
scerns in favor of the appellee on amount Of such
SEC. 2. Be IL further enacted, etc., That this act
shall take effect from and after It's passage.
(Signed) CHAs. w. LowsLL.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the Senate.
AP PBisnsS September ii IL lS g. w.auoru,
.s - Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy: lra Il - s-r-f II .ss 4
GEO. E. BoyEE,
Secretary Of State.
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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING NoxpAu Kxosr1ul
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BuxxA vIsrA sxeLlsn
AND
ASsICAL CH0OL.

Having returned Asr absence Of three ysarp 70 ~
fermsr homo. n the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
VIII MONDAY. the 10th Of September next an e.
gish and Classical School for the education of Boys
The locality OF this Institution delightful combining I'll
the advantages Of town and country The ample
sndw baasain bssutinsi and adorned
and shrubbsy rhs budns large ventilated sna
admirably adapted for School pupose The has bssa
reprinted repspsrsd rscnssd and repuded 90 that n
locality In the whole country win be heHlthful
Ths discipline Of the School win md aud parental bus
nr and decided and every effort win to dsvso, ts
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil ma
Principal Of th School prepared 10 board ten o. Twelve
- - Terms tor ss~ion Of Five Months:
Sslsi'n m Primary Dspsr mani.
Hiohsr Branches and Csss sach sxtr. m
Beard month Including fss aaA lishts. q
Coptngsnt fss. IL
Washing u iaundress prices
-. t-s.f-r JAMES McNUrr. Principal
1ssss.es nan fnnee'es-coL yno. Moosvcek; Gen. 4.
y. DsGraGsnrsd Col W ON. Perkins, H. Bradley "a.
Col v. hcLsmors, J. D. McEwen, ESQ.,, Col John z
House. Rev. 4 n Cunnir CHAM, D. D.. Rev. Fr,ncia n
Dssis, Dr. Joha B. PARK, John Carter ESQ, n Kim.
&c.! .1ss z. = fsknAI " xssls. Rsss. r. Nos.
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-, se1a = crockstt ESQ, Thomas Wood ESQ, Rev
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RI0AUD - COS g r-rrr- r
Els PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

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PARTISAN PERFUMERY,
= z g: :; % and 90
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lors IN Eupe Of the fragrant extract Of Ylangylsnd from
snpsrier 70 Fan d Cologne. Toilet Vinegar, Fords
RfdAup co.'s MIRANDA SOAP s.quisi.sly per
' RfssTb s6x s z; for
isa fff'' 5o y a Di5xrosuz mos. Agreeable.
' 81 r; @ "a N
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ss:;a s.. o. T. F:. Z: o sss: ;:
Depot General IN Ne" or''- =. 4 nuoorers.
r. ...- 50 Ohartrss street.
KuEA.o = MAYO-
n 0UCCEssORS TO NA0KE . KNKAsSJ
Removed from No. Masasins street,
Manu6hesarsrs ef oaAdlery ana Harness.
-znPoxnRs
'ADp11H1 HAi aCsk zla S.1sa 9G PACKING AID
1ss. rsAsspi'sslss - r. Lsyss' End u g s.d -
% ST. CHARLES STREET.
Metallic Mahogany Black walnut and Plain oonns
always hand Bodies Knbsinsd and carefully shipped
Fansrss attended psson be hopes By sttsn
aoa 20 ebtai. share Of pablic pssrenAsa
pExsAC0LA eBsERvER
PUBLISHED fRIwEEKLY By WI. KIRK 90
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-07

with this article are in temper to cry aloud
for garments made Of the last clip, fresh spun
and wove. Pantaloons that do not last out
half their days are not the article to make
sheep look amiable in the eyes Of the public.
Shoddy, we trust, has had its day, and is
bound to the compost heap, where oldwoolen
garments should bring up. Another hinder
ance in the way Of wool growing, the dogs, is
likely to be removed very soon. Several of
the States have efficient dog laws, and the
sheep killing ours are greatly reduced. All
that is wanted now, is steady policy on the
part of heek masters, and concert of action,
10 secure a national dog tax, and TO put wool
growing on as firm basis as it has in Eng.
land. The, introduction Of the middle and
long wool sheep has greatly increased the
consumption of mutton among us, and these
animals are so we'll appreciated that we shall
have to raise them, if we get pay for their
aesh only. Though the present price Of NUT
ton IA low. it cannot be very bad business to
raise South Downs and Cotswolds at the
prices they bring. We say then to the fioek
masters who are planning for the future,
do not be in haste to abandon sheep hus-
bsrdry. The hocks are steadily enriching
your pastures, and if you hold on steadily,
they win enrich you.-Anerieaa Agficulft-
gist
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-07
SHALL WE KEEP UP OUR FLooKs 4?

We regret the tone of despondeucy which
perYades so many Of our exchanges in regard
to wool growing. Wool is down, notwith-
standing the protective tariff, and it is very
natural for men who have been receiving
sixty cents pound to look upon forty cents
as poor pay. Some are reducing their hocks
and others are selling out entirely. A few
and we think they are the wise ones, are
taking advantage of the low price Of sheep
to increase their foeks, and be ready for the
rise which they think is sure to come. The
temporary depression in the wool market
should not lead flock masters to abandon
their plans and change their stock; if favora-
bly, situated for sheep husbandry, they should
hold on patiently, and wait for better times
We want to see this business put upon a per-
manent basis, and pursued as steadily as
beef or pork making. The demand for its
products, mutton and wool, is quite as steady
and as likely to increase in the future. Moth
ing can be more certain thau'ihat this nation
viii continue to wear wooden garments, and
to eat mutton, and in increasing proportion
10 tAS lAidAhGH ID bBttSf SuppileQ Win LHeSe
articles. 1t is notstrange that these products
are cheaper than they we're last year. Wool
and mutton vary no more in price than pork
and butter. A variation Of twenty or thirty
per cent in these articles in the course Of a
year is not uncommon. But farmers ought
not on that account to give up the raising of
butter and pork. If they keep on steadily
with the industry their farms are adapted to,
they viii be ready for the rise when it comes,
and make money. Almost every kind of
business has its periods of depression, and
there Is no reason why sheep husbandry
should not take its turn.
Wool, we think, has about touched bottom,
and farmers may look for better prices an.
other year. There were very large importa.
tons of wool and woolen goods during the
war, and the year that followed, in anticipa.
ton Ct the high tariff that was called for.
This immense Importation still affects the
market. Shoddy has also been very largely
used in the manufacture Of wooden goods and
the unfortunates who were once taken in
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g}n1apron9,

WHo invented matches2 Adam and Eve
War bites sharper without teeth than with
them? Scissors.
The nan who took bold stand, resolved
to bringit back.
wHAr is most likely to become woman2
A little girl.
wAsrED-The picture of the man who
minds his own business
How to get lady to show her foot.-Praise
the foot Of some one else.
aTHE Thames, says a correspondent, sis
sickly stream eyes, replies an Eng
lish paper, lit is confined to its bed"
The Boston Post says that marriage should
lessen the population, as two people become
one, every time there is a wedding.
VINO we're the first newspaper subscribers
Of whom we have any account2 Cain who
took A BELLS Life, and Joshua, who ordered
the Sun to be stopped.
FATHER, what does the printer live on?'
why my child? %, because you said
you hadn't paid for your paper for three
years. Exit father with flea in his ear
Az Irish fair one wrote to her lover, beg
ging him to send her some money. She ad-
ded by way Of prostseript, 81 am so ashamed
of the request have made in this letter, that
sent after the postman to get it back, but
the servant could not overtake him."
PUEcH gives q domestic scene called ''The
Tables Turned, in which little girl and her
mamma are in the drawing-room, nurse just
entering. Nurse" "Did you ring, ma am ?''
Naughty little girl-"No; rang Take
mamma away, please she's very cross and
disagreeable."
"GEr Up HoxEY''-Reeeutly, an Irshman
in New Jersey, was on Sunday driving horse
and wagon towards Eastou, when he was met
by a clergyman who was going to church, and
he took the opportunity to chide the traveller
for breaking the Sabbath.
''AIy friend, said he, this is bad way you
are in
"Och, honey" said the Irishman, "and
isn't it the turnpike {?
''Yes," replied the minister, but what
mean is, that you are in bad state.
BE me soul 7 returned the Irishman
''and that's true enough, too, your worship
It's a very bad State, and I'll get into Penn
sylvania as soon as can. Get up, honey 2
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-07
A SPLENDID SITUATION
CA FOR A PHYSICIAN
4 MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION.

A Physician wishing to retire from practice offers
his location and property for sale. The prop erty
consists Of a modern constructed building con-
tanning eight large rooms, Kitchen cellar and a
good well Of water at the door. Two lots planted
in fruit trees and grape vines handsomely situ-
ated in one Of the most thriving towns in the
Southern part Of the State, with good established
practice. Any young Physician wishing 10 locate
permanently, would do well TO look at this loca-
ton The property win be sold for less than cost
and on easy terms. Price 50, 200 Apply TO
Janolost DURB0RR0W d LUTZ.
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