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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-11
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So>e Rodriguez ct MS. w. schooner Re
+. keyuard.
~ Tt!E UNITED STATES DISTRICT corr
Il I'>tTct OF Louisiana. No 96;. In Obe. =
1" ~ admiralty warrant ia me directed il. L.
ats u. entitled cult l have seized and taken ..:p
ls,>scASlOn---
III. schooner K. =. HFNSARD hep Tackle ~
Nos .b''.G by JOSS Rodriguez Il ais. 10 .lEs
:t;:ss - forth il. tie AL. now sendin. X L. .
Hi>trc: Court OF the Uui.c. States.
and Il" hereby cite AID :idnonish the cwv.- 20
"Nn'ls thereof. and ali and every person -. p
sons having or pretending; Il. have any right, $50
.! interest IN or Z" :t, >''. 10 w and appeal .
District court of the united States for the q
Aforesaid 20 be holden ~ 'hc city ct New Or-.,.s
or ~ l. fore She first Monday OF Eet-: a-v.
VII Z. show cause, = al.y they haze OF c.n WHY
the sad schooner Z. L. =: >nard, her tack. etc
so,.l. not be condemned ;.,id be- cold acye..Ly ~
NJ, PRAYER OF Nl4ailt..
Tn. ed States Marshal. once New Orleans @. =.
ono IaI ct January. ~.
s. B. PACKARD
ia - i1r United States Marsha.
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John Kyle and Cargo.
~ GliE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COCR'. i'l~-
/ ~ Il -! Louisiana, No. s4,.-In obedience. ..o
.sdl', -y warrant, TO directed in the Gbov.
'tS.,l = have sSiz.d and taken INFO ny rosses-
tn. steamer JOHN KYLE AND CARGO Huv -
b"'.'! by the stcam-tug Fern and owners .oT TIE
causes -; forth iii The libel. now pending Il ,:e
I'sIJ..t Court OF the UHit~, states
M. ii" hereby citc and adn,onish the owe.
".n"rs thereof, amt -. ld every person ,-r>ors
t, ~. tndn. o ;i;sv. ANY right titf.
:-,s: II 20 The to b. and appear Is.
t~ct s"u!, OF the United States. for the DIST.
a"3 '-d :" he Gol,i@n 81 .ae city of New O-i.aJs,
before The mrs. Non,lay ot February, s. !.
:" ..Ic~ cause il ar> S.rv l.:ivr can, WV 80
sac: steamer John Kyl. and cargo should 80. IL
'on.:' nlned Qua! Dc colt! are.ahly TO the pr!.-< q:
ts..ani~
tf:... states Na:shal- Criic.. New Or.e:r. ss.s.
:.~t:, DAY q: E-'c~.nber. 1870.
5. y. PACK4hl,
q. - :. ~ United States Nsr~l...
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CLlltET IN CAskSs

4 rasAs tL.rct-EoUss.r-HjA
:; casks Ci,!ei-R.1n,
70 casks Clav-t-E-Auitch.
-1 casks Clarrt~ avdcvlll".
j. casks ClaTrt-La!ronG' FTryss ~.-t.s
= casks tI..,.'-tor ia,nil. Use.
:. cas-. sC,.'t-irr family VS..
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The Owners of the Propeller salmon v.

The Owners of the Propeller Salmon WI
steamer b. l.. Hodge n" :. her Tackle ctr.
~ rHs UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
p3s'rl"s OF louisiana, No. 963s.--ln obedience a
"utiteG SUI have seized and takc,, i,lto ms r.o.
session. ' 80
II" steamer 3. l.. iOnGE No ? her tackya
~, now I!Delcd by the owners of the propes.
o"hl'n1 i"f ihe causes set forth in the fiji. row
pending y the District Court OF the United States,
Ah'! q" hereby cite and atlmonish the oYn..
OF thereof, and all and every person or 1.,
sons nam or pretending to have any right 1t q
w IN or 10 IN. same. to be and appear al :.
D-fi'o court OF the CTitcd states for the dis
aforesaid to b" holden a, the city N New Oil..ra
or VI before the third Monday of January 1877 q
Niio" 'aLs' II any they have or eau Why The IN
steamer b. L. Hodge No. ? her tackle etc sho-1iI
not or condemned and il. sold asreeably 10 "a
prayer OF lib. lants. ~
United States Mar>hal'. Office. New OrI.s.s.
went y-iourth da> vi Der,m tcr, 1870
s,o.oo, =. B. PACKARD,
N'-' fN' ~ Omitted States Marsh.
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SCADRIES.
Jf ::i."- BRANDY CHERRIES Ca!in"c.
81 r;,s.'. BRANDY FRI1Ik C;.iuiou.
p bales CokkS various qualities.
:" eases EMPTY BOTTLES.
=. cases CUtiNAC. Dcla,tre ( W.rta
.9' eases tOGNAE. 90 Sauticr Frcr--.
% "asr> tOGNAC 600 Cartier FT,l.s.
p casts tOtNAC, 0's-UO Gauticr Errr...
- eases 'OtSAc. lmpcri.. f.>... Gau....
frtrtS.
40 .as.'- 81 ROUND. WIN:
IL store and landing ships N.i. and Den:lr
from Bordeaux. and tor sale by
C0R. MAIGNAN 1 =. yARoRDE
pa3 = . and * BirpNi'le street.
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}. II. Cox ct al. W.. Steamboat, I.otuwa,,n...

IIt'T VtC.
~ IL; UNITED STATES DISTRICT COVRe ~.
':s ~ louisiana. 30 9tt2.-In obedience. I" -,
aulnf'i'E warrant, TO me directed in the .,., -,
'h'-' s'!lt have seized and tak.A into nv jog
The = Steamboat LOTAWASNA Yer tackle e..
n"A -lb'.rt. by J. D. Cox . al. tor :h,. causes -
l"rt, a NJ Ehel, now vendns in she Distric. .oa;
And Go hereby cit. .nti a,lnoni.h TN. ,,e..-
" ""n'T, thereof. and all and every person or De-.
SONS ha'ing or Pretending 80 have any right t...
or interest III or T." the ine. to he aud Hplr -
- ISM Court OF the Cnitcd states for the ,.s.
,iirt aforesaid to hc holden at .hs. city 81 E.,s
orleans, or before ths. rst Monday OF February
'4.I :" show cause, ii any they hl .r or can WV
We .sld steamboat. ETC., should not be concnu.ti
'''G n'' sod a-recnby to the prayer of lhclauts.
ta,ied States Marshal. office. New Orleans ire.
c.y u: January. 1874.
+. y. PACKARD
- - - !eI United States Marsha.
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schooner Queen of the south. Captain s.n<
80 uer- vs. steamship De Soto and tuQfoA; -'e'.'t

.,unsr. vs. steamship De soto and tugtoat <ea.'..
~ THr UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DIS
I .ri.t o. Louisiana. No 9i4i.-An oDIi%nce I" eco
admiralty warrant 10 NE directed III te a'r'" r.
ri-i.,, ~ have seized and taken into Iuy pc
e4'seicD- - =. a., 49,
The :urtA,.s Nj ATE. now liteed ny tn" sn"cl,'"
t,...p q. ,!.e South captain and owners, fc' Ito
C;,,s..- .,t forth in the libel now pending -Llt"
l.at,irt C.,r. of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonlsh fAe OWE az
pr. ending to have any right title or interest u q
10 IN. .s. to be and appear at District Itrf ii
~. T,il.. ~ ut+s for the district aturesa,G 20 -
n der r.; the city New Orleans ON or b'i".t li'''
ti,. Monday ci February, lS1l, 10 show rs> '
any they have or can, why the sand s'i2hoa' Ns"-
.hHuiC nc, ~, condemned al. i4 sold asr.e;-t-y
1o ne PRAYER Oi lil,elants.
Uni...l i,I.4s Marsllals o-ace New Orleans, Il ~
49, & B. PACKARD.
So, Cl.c Emitted States Mar.il...
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.
w. g., CoyEe & Co: w. ete"mOO"t
w. Wv Wright,

w. g., CoyEe & Go: w. ste@mOO"'
Wright.
I'm THE CNirKD STATES DISTRICT Coy 49,
I tr,,~ of louisiana No. N.N-ln 0teu',n 10 O.
en-; ;tI,, .l,i. have seized and taken ih'o NY P''
esSSlop- ,r ,,n,c,Ir rou, l.t...,, is
w 4. f-nyl. Co TO: the set foFt' IL - %
libel now !. udlns in the District Court q ECO
Cn:.4,k States. ,:, e., ou.,.- j., :.
,un.rs rl, reo> and al and every person OF PEI -'t's
having or pretending TO have amy right. M. o. =
,.rcs- IN or 10 the same, to be and appear Il. e b-7-
trirt 'o, n Of the United States for the ~ "a
4, or.s.d 10 he holden at the city OF NJ cIs:'s'
I'm ~ h. fore IN. fret Monday of February, ~, q
49, n,na,. IL amy they have can, why Ire SEQ
steamboat. travis Wight should not be c"nf+Iilb-f
m a b. sold n.7ceGbly to the prayer OF l* ssaI,s-
tn1.I Hta:+. Nalslr.ts office, tenth day ~ = al
n.r, lf-i. q. D. = q. .
ali ,E., United Mates Mari -
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WHITE. WINE.

WHITE. WIND
:. ask WHITE WINE, Good Or,.inar,.
~ il.lif casks WHITE WINE. Superior.
1of "..stS. y bottles each COtfs de RiOn<
90 eases. II BOTTLES each Graves Z. Clis-sva 10
- c:Ae-, II bottles each, WHITE WINE. Grav..
:! cases. y bottles each, Ilalt S.Iul.rnes.
Eases. Il bottle. each Ci.A:~a!. Y.u.D. 4. q.
Lu1e l Els
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY H. 1871

Y, JANUARY II, 1871.
| THE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN
PRINTING COMPANY>s STEAM
BOOK AND JOB
Printing Establishment,
B4............... Camp street
". Rave p a,'l4..d from c+orgs Bruce. New
l"'f. entirely ne~ tyIs for tie RSpt HL,cAA.
Also fron 7. II. seA.;r agent, . NEW
CAslPBELL BOOK PRESS,
w ~ :+ .a:e :Tr.o-en.erfA, ~Lll., n addition
t. our Previous .up,,y o! Frintirg Machinery. vii
tn,.b;e i-F Ca: ~c,k with dispatch. ss.A in
s:.!s ,..xa eaL ~ II t1....x u IL South.
Wela,s , ..'p cI~ A:A .irex E..:s':As
C:UkEGN Pl;E<SES
80: '''~F>'r ''"''.". q work. W. employ 't'A
800
Y. ..,,,d 90. =. ,.,,,. ,.,...
M'''''''.e 'ua h-'"'>s '"nn''I';! . Ills To-
to-. ...<a.iv. .iai,,>r. !. ,l+uu
SkvE>r 1v,;Es
-
,,..wrp ,xn ,,rxr,,1 IN, r,-,,
!
LAWYERS tkrpa
STEAMBOAT WORK.
1tS@Sf'sS CAEoS.
A<N'fn-S
RULING anu tVVh-b1ND1N9
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sLcu.. >cherck 4, sutey w.. Steamboat

4kru.. Scterck Il .Auiey ". steaDt stS'.e
Lzzc Hopkins
IN TIE UNITED STATS DlSr1CT COtEt. -
I rrct o: loui-iana. Nc. 96h.-ln obediente 10 az
admiralty warrant, to directed in the "L.cr~
on
Tie Steamboat LIZZIE HOPKINS, her ta"f r. sc,
.ii..ed by Alcus, Sciltrck a Aut.! f'r ;1'~
aus. : set ,orth in the libel pendln. q 80
District Court Of the Cultrd States
.n, do hereby rite and admonsh the 0" i'T ca
owi.ys tl-r,N, and al sid .ry person -cs
having pr, tending Sc lave any night, title ~ l.
r.r-st in 70 the saa,e. TO he and apl..i.r q =
district Court Of the Ca:ed STATES. for the D.s.Tr
ator,sai3 10 b. holden at the city OF New Or,eaAs
u or before the third MONDAY Of January, ~, 30
/" show cause, il any they have or can. WY go
-.lf. steam boat Lizzie Hopkins, hr. tacf., &c,
-hou,d not h. condemned and be sold i..re>..n.y "a
Ia. Urav.r Of G!--iauts.
United States MarsiIays office, New Orleans Tee
.-mh.r IL, 1910. :. b. PACkAkU,
del; q iar II United States Marsha.
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| I nIIfO SINIEA vs. HfpC Turks Z OuCsf!UIL8
Cigars.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CONT
District Of Louisiana, No. %31.-lI. Obedience %
at,n ilalty warrant. to directed in the auovS
entitled suit, have seized and taken into pos
e.esiOn--
THREE - TRUNKS, containing 400 c.G&r. ard
i,r rolls cigarettes, Ebslled 10y tie iE.+J
states. pending in the DstriC; Court " -Te
United States.
And ! iD hereby cite and ad1nonsh the OWE, q
thereof, and all and every person or l+;soIs
having pref. lug :" have amy night, title or K
to the same to Ie and appear al vs.
;rt Cour1 ofrhe unit. States for the District a,Crs
s;c 20 i hulGen at the city of New Orleans, az CH
s,ore she Third Monday Of January, 1911 TO show
cause. il any they have why the SAD ,tIre
funk. C,Gare and cigarettes should not be cet
der,llitd and forfeited and n. sold agrteab.y .
III. PRAYER OF Lbelants.
United States Marshals Office. New OI;ssIa.
twenty nrs. day O: UeCenlhcr, 1870
S. i. PACKARD.
dlZ - ~ ~ United States Martha.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

IA published every Saturday morning, ard contans
the news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading, edi-
sorials, local matters Of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, aud everything
that appears in Tie Daily, except such items as are
Of little or no public moment. The WEEKLY RE
PUBLICAN is an excellent family paper. valuable
~ well for instruction and amusement intorIna
ton on the current topics of tue day.
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PORT AND >VEkEf,.~

PORT AND SHERIFF.
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100 quarters SHERRY. Paul kmi... Thomas
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:: -iri;'i> PORT, b. R,i..
~ CHARTERS PORT F. NJ.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH G
ORLEANS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-27
The Situation I'm France

In yesterdays STAR we published a cable
dispatch giving a report current In London
that messenger had arrived there from Yer
sailles, bringing copy of the document for the
surrender Of Paris, signed by Favre and Bis
msrck. This Is not confirmed by anything we
have received from Europe up to noon to-day,
but the fact is not q material one in consider
ing the situation, the fall of Paris can at best
be only question of few days time. Jules
Favre was certainly at Versailles up to wednes-
day. and was endeavoring to arrange with the
Emperor and Bismarck for a surrender on the
best terms he could secure. The German con-
ditons are said to be that the forts around Paris
shall be garrisoned by German troops; that the
Gardes Mobile shall be sent as prisoners to
Germany; that the rich and fertile Champagne
Provinces shall be held as guarantee for the
payment by France of all the German war ex-
Ienses. that Alsace and Lorraine shall be given
up to the conquerors; and that when these
terms are scceded to, peace will be concluded
with France, and il left to any form OF govern
ment il may choose. These are hard terms for
the conquered.
A telegram to the New York World from
Brussels says that Bismarck required that the
whole provisional government should sign the
articles of agreement, to which Favre objected,
on the ground that he could not answer for the
Bordeaux government, and that the surrender
was only a military one. Bismarck then told
him that, if the Republic refused the terms, and
the Empire accepted them, il would have to take
the choice between acceptance and the EN-
pre- after which, it is said, Fsvre left for Lon
dor. This is just where the rub comes. France
Is prestrate, and can no longer continue the con-
test with any possible hope Of success. The
provisional goyernment-a necessity forced up
on the country by the disaster at Sedan-have
exhibited great energy, but their efforts to save
the country have been without avail. Their
authority has received not only the passive
acquiescence Of the people, but, to a
considerable extent, their active support.
Still, il wouli have been better if a constituent
assembly had been summoned to give authori-
tatiye expression to the national sentiment
The failure Of the negotiations In the early part
OF November seem 10 have rendered that de-
sire OF the government impracticable. Now
the question arises, who are the Germans to
treat With Will the Emperor tolerate a neigh-
boring republic? Will the French people su5-
nit to a restoration of the Bonapartes ? They
cannot help themselves just now, il is true
Every way il can be viewed, the situation is fllI
OF difficulties, and no one knows what the fu
ture has in store for France and for Europe.
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The Repeal OF the Income rax

The Senate, yesterday. after an exhaustiv 20
discussion, passed the bill repeating the income
tax, by a vote of % to p. Mr. Sherman argpsd
with conceded ability against the repeal OF the
tax, and doubtless represented substant, ally
the views OF the Secretary OF the Treasury. in
holding that the revenue from this tax cannot
be dispensed with; that its modification or re-
peal should be postponed until a general revi-
zion Of our revenue system, and an equable re-
d1etion Of taxation can be made; and that thu
repeal Of this tax will affect injuriouslv the
higher objects Of funding the national debt and
the resumption Of specie pay ments.
On the other side, in opposition to the tar /,
was maintained, with q conclusiveness that
seems 10 have carried conviction to a m sjoritv
OF the Senate, that its expensivsness OF collec-
ton; it inquisitorial and offensive nature: i,s
doubtful cOnstitutionslity, involving expensive
and haraSsIng litigation; its injustice. and the
inequality Of its bearings; and, above all. its
needlessness, as declared by an authority so
high as the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
gave good reasons for repeating 1t without
moments delay.
With a revenue of 50, 200 600 per wear an,l;.
cable to the reduction or the national debt we
are paying IL on fast enough without maintain
irg tie unjust and Illegal income tax. Let N.
try the experiment of dropping it anyway.
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RECEPTIONS.


THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.
The Presidents receptions will be on the fol-
lowing evenings Friday, January 20; Friday,
February 3; and Monday, February 20, from 8
70 10 O'Clock.
MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Mrs Grant will receive on Tuesday afternoons
OF each week, from 90 O'Clock to o'clock.
MRS. CoLYAxs RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Colfax will receive on wednesdays dur
ing January and February, from to p. IN.
CABINET DAYS.
No visitors will be received by the President
on Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Fridays,) nor
will they be received on other days until after
IL O'Clock.
THE STEAMERS RECEPTIONS.
The receptions Of Speaker Blaine will be held
~ his residence, sd Fifteenth street. on the fol-
lowing Friiay evenings, between the hours OF
and IL O'Clock, viz January Is and q; Feb
raary 10, II, and "a.
MRS. BLAINE's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs Blaine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday, between the hours of and p. IN.
OTHER RECEPTIONS.
The wives of the Cabinet officers will receive
On Wednesdays, from ? until 5 o'clock p. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-27

RAILROAD SAFETY SIGNALs-The old rail
road system Of signals, so far as based upon the
theory that II no danger signal is seen all is
right, Is about TO be entirely reversed. TINS
making 1t necessary for an engineer To see
safety signals AT all points of danger before he
can pass those points, and not to depend upon
or be looking out for danger signals. In
pamphlet published by Mr.. Ashbel WeIcb
president of the United Railroad COMPANIES oy
New jersey, OF the committee appointed for the
purpose, and termed REPORT on Safety Sig
nails to the railroad convention held at the 81.
Nicholas, New York, /" several interesting poin,.
relative 70 this generally new system are noted
IL Is stated that st all dangerous points the ar
ransements there for safety should be presumed
TO be wrong, unless the engineer has affirmative
evidence that they are right, and In such cases
safety signals should be used and not danger
signals. III danger signal u relied unon. and
BY some earelessness Of the Official An ch.r,e
or by some defect Of the apparatus or wort;na
IL should not be exhibited, the result IA ora,
times fearful one, while had safety s;yn,,
been relied upon, nothing worse than a mo-
mentary stoppage of the train could take p,ac.
The new plan has been in use for two or mora
years past between Philadelphla and Nev
Brunswick, on the main passenger route bs-
tween New York and Philadelphia, and rs
Claimed to be Of the greatest use in the pre-
Tention Of accidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-27

Stock Report

fBy Bankrs', Brokers' and ComrseiaI Tsesrapa
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. n ~. s 6's, 1881, coupon, ll2i4
5os, N5, coupon, ios; S0's, new, S5, coupon,
log; SOS. 81, coupon, le5ls; 59's, 6s, coupon
Marigosa, s.; Canton, 90; tumberisnd. 2si: West
ern Union Telegraph, 49, Quicksilver, 10. Pacific
Mail, Az; Boston Water Power. - offfd; Adams Ell
pres, 6s1.; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express, 81; Amer
can Express I2ss; U: 3. Express, ~; New YORK
Central and Hudson. s5S; do. scrip, sOS Erie, az
90. preierred =, Harlem, l5l1s; do. preferred, =:
Heading, $50; Michigan Central, -: Lake Shore
Sa,6 Michigan Southern, pa Union Pacific Rail
PItsburg, 1853; Northwest, 75ss; do preferred
SA;, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
s2Sns, New Jersey Central, l03i4; Rock Island,
Miiwaukie st. Paul, $50; do, prefd, a..
sI a6ass Tsrr. western va Fort WAYNE, "a
g; Chicago Alton, u.s.; do, preferred,i NIX;
ONO and Mississippi certificates, 35I; Col.
old s., Ind Cent Isl Lennessse state sixss,
81, North Carolina skies, old 45s.; do, new. %
Missouri skies, sg5i; Central Pacific Bonds, COZ:
Market strong.
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The Markets To. DAY.

1fissraphsd Ezelusirsly 10 1ae EVENING Sfa,.
BALTIMORE, Jan. E.-COttOn quiet and firm: mi 4.
olns upiands b@sal51s low mtddiings, Is. Flour
Qulet and prices unchanged. Wheat firm and stock
very scarce ~ ysstsrusy's prices. Oorn-recsipts
nshs; white, 5sSo; yellow S0as2 Oats In good De
mand at .4ad5 Pork firm and in good demand al
SZz15- Bacon hrm aud in good demand rib sides
IZac; clear rib, lz'l,: shoulders, Nt,c.: hams, Is
Ale. Lard quiet at B'se. Whisky firm, and is
BALTIMORE, Jan. T.-yirginia skies, old, 50 bid
as asked; do. 1856, 90 bid, 81 asked; do 1851, So
SEw YORK, Jan. E.-Stocks very steady but dull
Gold, DSalVA. Money. 8. Exchange, long, ga
snort: no; Sd bonds, 90 Virgins skies, ex con
do new. % y
NEW YORK, Jan. E.-Flour quiet and unchan eed.
Wheat rather more steady. Corn quiet.
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TGEkERAL NOTICE.
rTHE LESSON OF NATURE.

~
1orpOr isthe Characteristic of winter Vegsta ton
dies falls into state of trance. The whole aspect
OF inaUmate nature teaches that there is a para
lJ Zing influence IN the air, and oUghf to teach tis
that our bodies require increase Of vital power TO
contend with il. Some Of even the warm blooded
animals bury themselves In the earth and remain in
state Of partial stupefacton until the season l.
over. and tie elixir of tfe spring sunshine stmu-
lstes their stagnan bio Cd and restores their ygor
But man, although he feels the influence Of the
season. can protect himself against its inclemep-
cy. He has fuel to warm him externally, and
can tone and strengthen his internal organiza
ii n and eIdOw it with the extra amount
Of vitality which the circumstances require
OF all invigorants that have been recommends
for this purpose, Hostel ers Stomach Bitters il the
purtst and the best. Fortified by the daily use OF
this wholesome vegetable tonic, the human system
defy the chills and damps of winter in any Iati
tude. Its effect is to promote a brisk and reg ala
circulation Of the bisod and activity in all the Sc
crttiye organs. Without the slightest tendency TO
produce fever, it imparts q healthful glow to the
surface and stimulates the exterior vessels to dis
charge, in tie form Of gentle perspration the use
less matter eliminated from the blood. Thus tn e
system is kept unc Ogged. Fever and ague, bilious
ness. indigestion and collie all Of which are the com
mon consequence OF the searching damps and low
temperature Of winter. may be avoided a, we'll ss
cured by acourse OF this genial tonic aud altera
tive ia2}-eo3tkW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-27
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The presidents Of organized associations, and ali
Others who desire to participate in the proposed
Carnival on the 9th and 2lst OF February, are re-
gu-sted 70 call at the Committee Headauarters
Room No. 4, shepherds Building, No. 9OsI Per n
syiyania avenue a. any time, day or evening where
all Information will be cheerfulIy given.
The Committee will be glad to receive any suRges-
tions from their fellow citizens, all VI whom re-
Quested to Cooperate.
By order of the Executive Committee.
Ja7 diff GRO. =. GIDEON, General Secretary
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