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COM MERCIAL.
MONDAY EvssINe. March Il,

mOSOAx LSSAING, March Il, ieiU.
CoTroN-The sales to-day were confined
TO 1890 bales, at irregular prices, showing
hardly sufficient steadiness to serve as
basis for quotations. In conformity with
the General view, we adjust our figures as
follows: Low ordinary 152@l64c; ordinary
17lMl65c; good ordinary 2O3V2lc; low mid
ding 2la@22c; mlddlng 22k@224c; strict
middling 23@234c, and good middllng %
23ac.
among the sales reported were barely or;
binary at 174c; good ordinary, at 2o3c; and
strict good ordinary at dc: barely low
midd,ing at 2l3c: good style do at l22c;
middlipg at 222, 221, 223 and 23c, and strict
middliDg at 23c. The quotations given
show pretty general decline OF &c from
Fridays figures (then the highest point
but factors were reluctant to give way to
this extent, much more so IN the morning
than after the New York telegram reporting
q decline of about &C.. On the other hand
they were sustained by the steadiness of the
Liverpool market and the course OF exchange.
Even at the close, however, many were un'
willing to accept the ruling rates, while
foreign buyers claimed farther concessions.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
6socs on HAND september /, lsG9-hslee. no
Arrived since last statement. ......... "a 90,
Arrived previously. Sz4, ss5-so4,2lj
Total. ........................ s55.O4s
0leArec to-day. -;............-.. 2695 70,
Oie9xed previously ano ourr1' '4Ueoo- '4oool
Stock on hand and shipboSrd-bales. .2ll 542
To-day's exports were to L,verpC o.. Re
ceipts proper since Friday evening, l004l
bales, against 1867 for the corresponding
time last week, and since Sept moer /,
905, 524 bales. against 702, 6S4 last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs The receipts this
morning comprised 400 hhds sugar, 200 bbis
molasses. The market is dull without any
regular prices. About $50 hhds sugar were
sold on the basis of 6G7c for inferior; TIC
&c for common; S309c for fair; 9@@95c tor
good fair; $4,000 for fully fair: l05@l04c
for prime; ll4c for choice; l23@l25c for
yellow clarified, and l3c for white. Mo
iasses is selling at 25@50c Tor fermenting;
60O62c for reboiled, as IN quality; 50070c
for refinery reboiled, and Sl@l 10 for syrup.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsr-The steamer
Kate Putnam. from Pittsburgh; Sam Mer.
win and barges, and Mary Miller, from Louis.
vile; Antelope and barges from Cairo;
Great Republic and Lucy BertraIn, from St.
Louis. have arrived since our review OF
Saturday. .,,.,
FLouR-There have been considerable re-
ceip,s since Saturday, and the market is IN
liberal supply. Buyers are holding on ana
the market is dull at So 1904 for tine; Ut 20
Cn4 374 for superfne; S. 2505 80 for douole
extra: IS 1906 80 fol treble extra; 80 1oO
so for choice extra. and 81 75lDS ~ ior
family extra The sales to-day are conmed
to 1900 bbls of which 100 fine at 81; Az ana
100 fine at 81 l2A; 400 single extra at "a 90;
100 single extra at 81 rs; 100 double extra
at SIS so; l62 treble extra at " AZ; 10Y
double extra on private terms, and Z0O
choice extra at 81 IS % Dbl.
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In BANKRUPTCY.
EsTATRS OF JACOB b, KNIGHT
AND EMMA KNIGHT.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District OF louisiana
New Orleans, March h. 1870.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
l. seventh day OF March, A. ID. 1870 Warrant n
Bankruptcy issued against the estates OF JAOOB
Il. KNIGHT and EMMA KNIGHT, of New Orlean-,
in the parish of Orleans and state of Louisiana,
who have been adjudged bankrupts on their own Pc
tition that the payment of any debts and delivery
of any property belonging to such bankrupt s,
TO them or for their use, and the transfer OF any
property by them, forbidden by law; that
4 rueeting of the creditors of the said bank
rupts to prove their debts and to choose one or
more assgnees Of their estates will held court
in the OusIomhonse building, before O. s; Kellogg,
Register on the seventh dag Of April. A. D. 1870. ut
g. 3. PACKARD,
United States Msrsha,, District Of Louisiana
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SEWING MACHINES.

~ 20 AND @05-GENERAL = =. LEE.
HOO writing under date Of January IL, 1867, says:
'tts simple mechanism, and the experience my
daughters have had in operating it, makes the VIII
coI X Gibbs Sewing Machine great favorite in
INV family WILCOX GIBBS silent Z visited
LOOP Stitch SEWING MACHINE. For sale BY
M. s. HEDR1OK,
81 and lie Canal street, New Orleans.
"A ranxs veutAd mnlo IN
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OPELOUSAS.

rmnrus a FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING
IL - ton, Fort Barre, and all landings on
AEn7f1ffIR the Coast, Atch6ial&ya river snd
- - Bayou Courtabieau-IE lie ligns draft
i. G. BiaeEford,
c. @. Pickett. master. j. 3. Scnnlt, olerR.
Leaves OF TUESDAY. at P. NJ.
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at l. NJ.
The J. G. Blacsford connects ST sport WITH
steamer PaynsBick, and ut Ohurchviiie with JENNIE
Gibbeus. Through bills lading given.
Bills against steamer j. G. Blackford VIII not De
maid without a written order from tue CAPTAIN
The J g. Biackford, when the water ls 100 low,
will connect with steamer Maggie p
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q. S, MARSHAL'S SALES.

United states VS.. Richard W. Francis
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
| for the Fifth Circuit ard District of LOUISIANA
No 5649-By virtue of writ of fieri faci-s to me
directed ia the above entitled suit, will proceed 10
sell to the highest bidder, SATURDAY. april
d 1870 at twelve Q2) O'Clock NJ, at the Oourt-
house. in the town of Hguma parish Of Terre-
bonnie - - :, - - ,,,-,,>,<, ,gr.p
THE CON TENTS OF THE PRINTING ESTAB,
JJSHMFkT known as the ierrebonne PATROL
Office as per inventory of the same at this office.
Terms-Cash, at time of aGjud cation.
limited States Marshaps Office, New orleans,
March IS, 1870. ,
s. B. PACKARD, United States Marshal.
rph1e 76 au2
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EDUCATIONAL.
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL

EOL6 EA LII tSIA NJ Il xhNA@1-A
COLLEGE,,
Corner Camp and Common Streets, New
Orleans.
The Oldest and most efficient and successful Com
mercjal College in the United states. There Is
full faculty. Citizens and strangers VINO Wish
business education for themselves or sons are IN.
vted to call. Students enter IN any or al the
departments of the College and at any time
n. B. Nor ONE of all the numerous GRAD A !. s
of this College, for the past THIRTY SEVEN YEARS
is now out of profitable employment 80 lar as kpo"n
word to tne WISE is sufficient.
For catalogues, etc, address -,...
deSly RUFUS DOLHEAh, Fres'oen-
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BANKS AND BANKING.

CPECIE AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
BRUNC L WARMER,
IAS Gravier street, near st. Charlse.
Pay the highest prices for all kinds Of American
and Forsign GOLD, SILVER, BULhioN &nd
Bnv and sell GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCKS and COMMERCIAL NOTES. Draw
SIGHT and TINE DRAFTS on New ORR, and ali
the principal cities OF Europe. in sums 10 suit
del3lr n
ToAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION.
CORNER pEgDIDo AND ST. CHARLES SITS.
Authorized Capitui..............SS GS,uoO
This Institution has been chartered by the State
of Louisiana for twenty five years, ard having eneGt
ed q permanent organization, IS prepared 10 ms re
loans at not more than FIVE PEE GENT on Dla
monds Silver Ware, Watches, Jewelry, Dry GOODS
Laces Wearing Apparel, Furniture and all move
able or Immovahle Property.
Also on UiICUhRENT MONEY, State warrants.
Metropolitan Warrants City Notes, Leves bonds, or
any other evidence OF State city indebtedness
Ouartermasters' Vouchers, and Old Gold and Si!7e
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Lades visiting the AS
sociatiou can, by passing down CsTondeiet street,
find a private entrance to the ot1ce en- Perdloo
street. ,ruvo,y r,uos;s,.
JOHN W. EILLBAE Cashier. oci0 ON
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TOW 3 o AT 8 Z.
sTELH 3 O A r 6.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.

ARRIVED SUNDAY.
steamship Western Metropolis. Quick from New VOTE
steams hip Harlan, Lewis, from lpdsnoa and CAVES
ton. to 9 A Whitney &co-ist oist ,o 70,
Steamship Clinton, Beckett, from lndanoa via Gai-
weston TO G Whitney &co list district ~.
British stes mship Margaret fom Vera Cruz via Nauti
Ia, to u Creeyy-lst district
TowBoATs.
Sam Me,yio. LittrelI from Louisville, with bsrges.
Antelope -, from st Louis, with barses.
sTKAMBoATs.
Gov. Allen sinnott from ouechita river.
Lotus no g. Dannals from Jefferson.
Bar. Able. Harrison, from Shreveport
Great Republic. Donaldson, from Cairo.
Kate PUTNAM, Evans, from Pittsburg
Il 4. Lee, smoker. from 'icksours ,-
Carrie s., Montgomery from Bayou Bartholomew
Crescent. Fagot from Lower Coast
san Nicolas, knderlie. from X celano
New York Livingston, from Bayou bartholomew.
Lucy Bertram, switzer, from nonn,s 81 s LOUIS
La Belle. Barsnco from Bayou Ssra-
w. s PIKE, IRE from Bayou Sara o.
Henry Tete Dsfefes, from LafoUche Grosslng.
Alice, Muncy, from Amite river-New BASH
FLATBoATs.
MAJORS Flatboa' from Kentucky.
Tsrel's tatbeat, from KENTUCKY
Hutchinson's two fatboats. from tennessee
EXPORTS.
LIvERPooL-ship Marnsret- 1893 bales Gotten sgOo
MOBILE-Schooner Nj st-65 tons cesi
IkPoRTa.
VERA CRUz-Steamship Margaret-S bbls sugar ltO0
punches bananas AID plaDtains
CARDIFF-Bark Poseidon-2s97 bars railroad iron
RUArAN IsLAND-Scho0ner Whipplo-UU0
cocosnuts $500 plantaips 375 lunches bananas
lNDIANoLA VIA GALVESTON .stesmship Hsr-
lan-60 les beef 339 bdls hides and sundry produce
MOBILE-steamer Lonise-SuDdries
MOBILE -Stesmer Mary--49 hales cotton q bales Of
ehesting 4 BIB rosn IL pkgs tobacco IA bds pager 400
sks phosphate and sundries 81
MOBiLE-Steamer Sarah-Sundrcs
MoBILE-Sbeamsr Frances-Sundries
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
JEFFERSON-S Gamer Era No. l0-78s eelee Gotten
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Cattle M arkcts

PRICES.
Texas Reaves cornfed choice, 2 net. @
Texas Bseyes corufed, second choice, q
Teas Beevee "a head. first quality $50 0og45 90
Texas Beeves, = head, second quality Y U9s5O ~
Texas Bseves, 3 mead, third quality. III U0gIo W
Hogs 3 II gross Observation-Disclosures. 90 II
Sheen. q mead observation-disclosures 0O0 90
Veg Cattle = head 8 0Oall ~
Mich Cows y observation-disclosures. Oo@35 20
Mich Cows choice GIG 90
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PORT HUDSON.
UPPER COAST.

COAST AND LAFOUCHE PACKET
49, - Compary.-The aud elegant
,sHA8 steamer
xsfLIzAsEx Henry Tete.
Leaves every MONDAY at s P. NJ and every RI
Day at 10 A. NJ.
Joseph Dalferes, Master NJ. II. Landry, ClerK,
leaves as above for Lockport and all intermediate
landings Oh TIE Coast and Lafourche.
z. G. MARTIN Agent,
isll "a Ola Leves-otfee1-
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GOLD,

Quotations st the specie and exchange
Office of Bruno d Warner, Ne. las Gravier
CTR
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(yHAKEE1 Z, WYNNE q FAHR
DEALERS In AND MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS
FOR
Machinery and A agricultural Implem ents,
Ill GEAvHR STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
On hand at all times . complete stock OF STRAIN
ENGINES. both stationary and portable. SAW
MILLS, COTTON GINS and CONDENSERS.
RIOE MACHINERY. SUGAR MILLS and
EvkPORATORs. DIAMOND GRIST MILLS and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of every do.
scription, which No are Offering ct manufacturers
prices. and respectfully solicit a examination Of
before purchasinG sleewhess. my@ II
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MISCELLANEOUS.
oils, LAMPS AND WAX

NoN-EXpL9sIvE LIGHT OILS FOR GLASS
AND GAS LAMPS.
NON-TXPLOSIVE GOAL OIL, guaranteed as
such; LAMPS, BUhNERS, CHIMNEYS. WICKE,
UANS, and fixtures generally, in quantities 20 suit
grocsrs and families
CRYSTALIZED OLIVE woul1 caution the
pubic against certain parties who, taking advau-
tage of tie unblemished reputation OF tie genuine
Crysyaijzed Oil are attempting to palm OF upon the
public spurious article, which. in case OF any
accident, is as explosive as gunpowder. ANY one
delivering such oil vino not show our written
receipt for the same is impCste-. the Non
Explosive Burning Fluids sold by A. O. Mclean, at
No. l7o CaIondeiet street, have been subjected 10
innumeTable tests without ever exploding.
For sale O. l76 CarondeleL street., and corner OF
Royal and Domaine, by
mills 9m A. Q MCLEAN.
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nEOE. H. RCDLEY q 90,
DEALERS IN
Machinery, Agricultural Implements,
AND FERTILIZERS.
No, Perdido street, New Orleans.
Guliett Steel Brush Cotton Gins, Gullett
Hand Cotton Presses, Newell Screws, Stafford
CuItivators, Ssttley's Gang Flows, Colemans
Corn and Wheat Mills, Straub Corn and
Wheat Mills. Stationary and Portable Steam
Engines and Boilers, Circular Saw Mills, Ball
Ohio Mowers Balls Ohio Combined Mowers
and Reapers, with Dropper Attachment, for har.
vesting rice.
Grain Drills. Horse Powers. Rice and Wbea.
Threshers, Book Binders Machinery, Paper Out
tiers, Presses, etc.
Hydraulic Iron Cutters, Crawfords Garden Cul
tivators, Feed Cutters, Corn Shelters, Wheelbar
rows, Plows, Sweeps, Scrapers. Southern Corn
Planters, Cotton Planters, Victor Cane Mills, Cook
Evaporstors. aue Iy
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

oAkIGO AMI oXllOL1No.
CAIRO AND CRlOAGo-THE ILLINOIS GEN
trail Railroad ana Blue Line via Cairo. take
freight from New Orleans on frst-class steamers
leaving daily at s p. M.
.l3saa.h FOR CAIRO, CHICAGO AND
fSaf sSsff{{a& all points North and West via
sEssssszss<.s3
Cairo-The
Great Republic.
Thompson Bean,
Hr.le Lee,
zEdsnrR.
Grand Era, and
Robert q. Lee
Are among the tirst-ciass steamers of this line.
Through tickets all points North via Cairo, for
sale at No. LEO Common street. under the st. Chsr.es
Hotel.
All rates and all through bills O. lsding from
New Orleans by the above given and signed only at
the office of the company 30 &c Oarondelet street.
Shippers by thls route save drsyase and transfer
charges, and their goods always under cover.
Insurance one-Cuarter less han by any other route,
and rates lower.
JAMES T. TUCKER, General Agent
mills GIN
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STEAMSHIPS.
FuE NEW NOGk.

PuE NEW N0Ek.
RCHANTS MSHIP LIN z,
Comprising the first-c2ss steamships
CRE,UENTC lTY ....... Captain Geo. L. Norton.
SHERMAN. .....................-..C Captain -.
GENERAL MADE. Captain A. W. sam psor.
UNITED STATES.......Captain George H. smith
MISSISSIPPI. Captain ". =. Henry
WESTERN METROPOLIS. Captain II. S. Quick.
EMILY Il. bUUDEk. ............ Captain --.
s. COMPRISING THE FIRSICLASS
GxGls.sn% Steamships
SAILING fam New York EYEEY SATURDAY.
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KRUEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JEFFERsQE-S Gamer Ere 10. l0-7ss 6slss cotscn
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Tuesdsy, March %, 1879.
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FchQoneI NisI tJonusou' 4pE tVoie
aRBIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Msripcsa KembIs from New York 18th inst
toA Moutoa-2a district ~
Steamship Agnes, Hawthorne. from Galveston, 70 a
Whitley &co-lst district 3 u, ~
Bark oshua Lor ng Loring from Boston February Lo
to rnaster-lst district
Spanish brig Parotous. -, from Havana, to master
Bark Posiedon Knudsen, Sc days from Cardiff Wales,
to m8ste--Pont -,.,, . d
Schooner Welcome Hunter. days from uti!ls, TO X
Tramontaps-2c district
ToWBOATB.
Eocha,ter Gerraiu from the Passes-Towed down
to tire Par ba5k Sheffield aud schooner d shino-
ler-Bro7eh. up schooner " nipple. .
Norman Cooksey from the Passes-Towed down 10 the
Bar ship Galoway-Brought up bark Posiedon
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Pa.ses flowed down
10 the nsr ship Auguste, bark Maggie Chapman
and brig VI Putmsn-BlOught up ba'k joshua
Loring brig Paralons, and schooner We!comer
STEAM OATS.
Selma Eouns, from Shreveport.
Era No 10 Kouns. from jefferson.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile
Frances Bakesee. from Mobile
Navfower, Carlton, from Ouachita river.
Wade Hampton. Work, from Oaachits river.
Mary Carroll, from Mobile
Sarah Davis from Mobile.
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Sbi5 MergGre; Pollock, Mitchell, for Liverpool
Echooner Mist johnson, tqr Mobile
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Ser n For louisville. EVansvi.le,
Paducah, Cairo, Memphis, tie Bends,
Vicksburg, hatcher, Baton RAage, and al inter
mediate lsniings-The elegant passenger steamer
VIRGINIA.
C.G, SCHULTZ, Master. LEN. MILLER Clerk.
Leaves WEDNK SDAY, siarch 3. ats ?. 81.
giving particular attention 10 all way business.
mh20
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~ a. For Louisville. Csiro, Adsm-
y. ssssss.ss3s phis the Bends VIcEs5aTe, Natcnez
Baton Rouge and al intermediate l&noiugs-Fne
elegant passenger steamer
ST. M5ET'S,
r O. SWEENEY, jaster, Morris Dorsey, Elk
Leaves TUESDAY, March p. at 2. N, giving =
.lcular attention 10 way business. mhl9
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LIVERPOOL-ship Marnsret-2693 bales cotton S9Oo
slaves III csks wine 259 baskets champagne 30 csks VINE
MOBILE-Schooner NJ st-65 tons cssi
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WARMERS PILE REMEDY has never Jailed mot even
in easel to the very worst f blind itch
ing bleeding piles Tho sc who afflicted should
immediate y call their druggist ami get warners
Pile Remedy It's EXPIRE ssly for the piles and is not
recommended 70 other disease 1t has cured
many of over thirty years standing. Price 81
for sale by druggists everywhere.
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WINE OF life.

The treat blood purifier and delicious drink, WAR
RERs FINUN VITR. WINE or LIE, is free from any
drugs impurities being prepared for those
Eho rgqurea stimulaHt. 1t is splendid ApetiIer and
tonie aud the finest thing in the world to purify the
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ever offered public far superior TO brandy, whis-
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Young can take the Wine of Life 1t is in fact life
preseryer Those who wish to enjoy good health and
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Wine of Life II is different from anything ever be-
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TSSsAYS on the Errors OF Youth and the FoIIiea
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cases, ladies aud gents size and are beautifully
chased The cases are made of the metal now so
widely known In Europe as aluminium Sold 1t
has the exact color of gold which it asways re-
tains it will stand the test of the strongest acids
no one can tell it from gold only by weight. the
Aluminium being 4 lighter. The works are made
by machinery, same a. the we'll known American
Watch The Aluminium is cheap metal. hence
we can afford to sell the watch for SO and make a
small profit. We PACK the watch safety in q small
box and send il by mail to any part VI the on
receipt of 80 fry cents for packing and post
age Address all orders to L V DcfoIest & Co, 10
q ~ Broadway NY ABA" W.T. 80 r ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-14

A rough looking specimen Of tramp
i'm humanity was cruising through
Chatham street. in New York. the other
day. when lie came pIulnply on n heck
nrst jew, a specimen of his race about
whom there could be no mistake Wuhss
out word of warning the rough knocked
him into the gutter. Picking himself
up, aud taking his 'cIarel' fance between
his thun b and finger, he demanded an
explanation.
shut up or Ill bate you again, said
the nggressor, approaching him.
Il never done no tings NIT you, un
what for you mash me in ter nose |!
ked Abraham.
Yes ser have, yer Jews crucfied
Jesus Christ, and I've mind to 60 for
yer again
But, mine Cot, dat wash eighteen
hundred years ago said the poor Jew
, Wal, don't care if it was-I only
heard on it last night. replied the un-
washed, again going for his victil, who
wisely went another dieclion.