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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-28

The POPULATION OF ST. LANDRY
Through the kindness of Hon. G. B.
Darrall, u representative in Congress
from this District, we have been fur
nished with the i" Statistics of Popula-
tion, Ninth Census, $780," and from it
we are enabled to give the population
Of our parish-according to the census,
though its population is really more
than the census makes it.
OF the census of 1850, only the popu-
lation Of Opelousas and Washington ii
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-28
VACAs AND TRAPS OF AMERTCA

20 TO $40 PER DAY!-AGENTS WANT
All classes of working people, of either
sex, young or old. make more money at work
Ior us In their spare moments or all the time,
Ghan at anything else. Particulars free. Adj
0reSs U. StinSOn & Co. Portland Mainn
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BALTIAoRE AND PoroMAo RAILRoAD-Tae
Nevy Yard TGnael completed.-To-day, the TIM
Ael OF the Baltimore and Potomac Rsflroad. in
virginia avenue and X street south, exreuiuR
from 9TH to nth streets east q distance of about
l,oV rect, WAS completed by the contractors,
Messrs Mclaughlin & Reilly. The west half Of
sne tunnel b elliptical and the remainder circu-
AZ in shape, and over % feet in diameter.
The work was commenced nearly nineteen
months ago. and was to have been completed in
december last, but owing to the ground
eeing of such . character as to rem
Der It necessary to dig from the surface
ries to keep the hands supplied with stone, the
job.
The NEW HACK LAw.-To-day Sergeant
James f. BOteler, inspector of hacks, received
from Register Cook the cards containing the
rates Of fare, to be displayed i'm the hackney
carriages, which the law prescribes; also, the
tickets to be rnished by the owners Of hacks
to each passenger, and copies of the Act regula-
ting hackney carriages, Sc. The inspector Is
now distributing them to the stable and hack
men. and hereafter ANY violations Of the law
WI be attended to by the officers
The CoRCORAN AkT Observation-Disclosures
ries Fish, Boutwell, and Belknap, who were Az
taoriZed by the act of May 9th to ascertain
and settle upon principles OF Justice fair and
Just compensation for the use of the COrcoran
Art building and grounds, while the same were
occupied by the United States for the pub Tic
service, yesterday sent a communication 10 the
Senate announcing that they had awarded the
sum Of 4l25 .0O9 for the use by the United States
OF said building and grounds.
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GEORGETOWN,

NARROW EsCAPE.-A number of laborers
employed in digging away the bank on the cor
ner OF Sd and Fayette streets came near being
fatally injured last evening by the falling of a
heavy bank which they were under mining.
Oficer Miles happened to be near by, and in
formed them Of the danger. They had scarcely.
moved from under it before the entire bank
gave way, which would have crushed them to
death if they had not moved.
The SHIPPING at our wharves TODAY have
their flags at half mast, in memory OF Charles
Norris, chief engineer OF the steamer Wander
bilt, who died yesterday.
KEEP Your Doors LOCKED.-The passage
thieves are still at work, the hall of the house Of
Mrs. b. Forrest, on 1st street, having been
entered few nights since, and Overcoats,
mantilla and pair Of gloves were taken.
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Succeeding this rortion of the bridge already
described, IL tDstle-work and succeeding this
are someswenty more arch trusses. Fhese, with
the exec pton o. the ten spans which have been
newly tiAbered, are IN the same condition
Is those already described, or, ii anything,
worse.
Tresfle. Work-The trestses are built Of good
timber .end consist essentially of two upright
posts. sill, cap. and braces. They are placed If
built upsn piles driven into the bedof the river,
and sawed of at low water mark. The only
trouble to be Appreciated from this portion ct
the bridee is at the joints Ct the knee braces wi
the posts Not only are the braces rOttinR badly
at THE se Joints but the posts are decaEing rapid
~. Holes were bored iate the latter, near the
feet OF the braces, and they were found to be de-
cayed from two to six inches. At leaEt One-third
OF all the braces throughout the trestle- work
we're loose and working in the joints during the
passage OF trains. With the exception of a few
moor beams and track striRgers, the other parts
OF the trestle-work was found to be lie good order
and Of sufficient strength.
Pratts Iruss-Of this truss there are five
spans OF 140 feet each. They are 81 fpOrted, or
we're when built, upon tinser piers, which are
founded upon cribs.
These piers at present support but small part
OF the weight OF the bridge or its load, its STA
btlity being chiefly derived from new bents OF
PiIes driven at distances varying from IL to 70
feet apart.
Through the whole length OF the truss tbas,
new bents, Of which there are six in each of the
original spans, are driven. They consist of two
4-Iich piles, one under each chord, and also a
pitc hdceu against excA OF tEe2s on the
outside. They are tied together by two planks
near the water line, and are also bracesi diagon
ally. The sides OF the truss are not at right an
giles to the roadway, and they have settled from
three {" six inches in the center. The lower
chords are much decayed, and in tive of the
spans are broken almost through at right angles
to their length.
Many Of the wooden keys between the chord
pieces are decayed, bolts are loose, nuts and
washers gone.
At the foot of the main and counter braces
where they abut on the chords, they are badly
rOtted.
The bottom Of the posts beneath the chords
are also badly rotted. The floor beams are bad,
many OF them being very unsafe.
The track is blocked up on the floor beams in
places by timber, which Is entirely worthless and
liable at any moment during the passage Of q
train to give away.
The whole five spans of this truss are in an ex-
ceedingly bad condition; they have been wedyed
up, patched and repaired 70 much that they are
now loaded with . worthless mass OF timbers
which, instead of contributing to its strength
only weaken the whole structure.
Very respectfully, CHAs. f. BARNEY,
Assistant Engineer Board of Public Works.
GEN. G. 8. GREENE,
Chief Engineer Board OF Public Works. Wash
iDgtOn, ID. g.
A true copy: CHAs. S. JOHNSON
Assistant Secretary Board of Public Works.
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CO00c00e0 Locals.
There ,s is nothing cold about Wachteit sing
night applied for by the New York Mail.
The knights of Pythias of this jurisdiction
raised siJoaI-5o for the relief Of the Chicago
Mr.. VIM. Orme, OF this city, was elected vice
president Of the Washington and Georgetown
nr Henry Hart oS Yone In p.ce
The Board Of Public Works have directed
Nj w. H. Chase, superintendent Of sewers and
oth sts, OF the improved pattern invented by
Webster Lodge, No. =, Knig bts of Pyshias.
Fagin, N.P.; Jacob Sckoyn, W.C-7 q. T. Hill
ton. VIC; John Wheaton. b.; X. Z. Boyd, F.S.:
FIiiah Lodge. Nc. 50, 1. o. b. b.. have elected
Jacob peyser president; III. Kronheimer, UP.
q. HuizIer, X. s.; Jacob Gotthelf. F. s.: A. Adj
Yer. mentor, and b. 0ppenheimer, assistant
nonitoc.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
this cit propose soon to hold a public meetin.
on the religious condition of the Indians. The
MT mbs "A of the Indian Commission have been
invited 10 be present, and IL is expected viii adj
dress the meeting.
Yesterday at the evening session of the Police
Court, Je.ny Malore aud Johanna Jones were
arraigned.Cn the infor matioR sworn out by Mary
Deville, alas " Italian Mary" charged with
keeping Sawdy house. The case was postpon-
for their aIt earance.
The new n inch water main is being rapidly
laid along the western section, about one hun
dred and sixty men being at present employed
between Cree Spring and the reservoir, a dis
lance of abont one mile. Should the weather
continue hne &C injection will be made with the
reservoir within fifteen days.
At he quarterly conference of the Metropoli-
tan NJ. l.. Church. held on the 10th inst, Mr.
1h0rnls l.. Tulieck was elected delegate, and
.eS-Mstcr Matthew G.. Emery alternate dele
gate, "a the electoral conference OF laymen of
the Ii ai-imOre anRlal conference of the Metho-
-Sitt Episcopal Church, to be held at Baltimore
on the Isl of March.
Day before yesterday the cars of the w ashing-
sGR and G georgetown railroad we're able for tile
ASst time in several months to run to the end of
alse hne-u e navy yard gate-the Baltimore and
Potomac trDnel having been completed at that
point, and tie nayy-yafders were in high glee
A. G-ey are now enabled to get their full Eve
ssR3 worth.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GeoDs.

We would respectfully sali the attention OF osr
customers and the public generally to our large ana
well-selected stock Of GOODS FOR THE HoLI-
DAYS, among which we would name, IN part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAIsINs, An whole Asrf a. ara.
VALENCIA RAIsINs.
sULrANA RAIslNs.
CURRANTs, FIGS
IMPkkIAL PRusts. in I. = and 9 pouud,.
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass. very bean.
WHITE HEATH PEACHES. In |, ID. and s,s. can.
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French.
TOMATOES, in slb. and 10. cam.
TEXAS BEEF. very nutritious article.
HUCkINs' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. .cm~thins new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all binds.
LoBsTERs, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER aud CHOw-CHOw,
PREsEkyEs Of all kinds, Gcrdous make.
ALMONDS, wALNUTs. PECsNs. FrLBERTs
BRAZIL Su TIM ERENcI GASpr, IN. andsIb.
Also,
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum.
eCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior ORD BRANDY
Old BakER and NECTAR WHISKY
CATS CELEBRATED PURE RYE WHISKY
PokI ANGELICA; MUsCAT. SHERRY sud
MADEIRA WINES. e
!. All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks fine old PALE SHERRY i'm On,
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guarAu,.eins,
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low By
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
No. Ga PENNSYLVANIA AyrNup-
declo-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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LIVE STOCK AND Fish MARKETs-Bodrd of
HeeIh Inspectors Report.-Inspector General
Gatchel furnishes stock report, and the report
Of the arrival and sale Of marine products, as
follows:-At Clark's depot, for sale Of swine,
and elsewhere, 40 hogs were sold at sa.'.
cents Per pound, net. At Centre Market and
elsewhere, IA stock cattle and mileh COWS hav-
ing calves were on sale, prices averaging from
so TO s45 per head. At Drover's Rest 4o3 beeves
were offered for sale; 33i sold for slaughter In
this city, 9 sold for Baltimore and 90 kept over.
Twenty-four mich cows were on sale; sales very
dull; prices varied from S25 to $40 per head;
AZ sheep on sale, OF more than ordinary quail
ity; prices from to- cents Der pound. Con-
dc mned one steer unfit for market.
Marine PFodgets.-Arriyed by the steamer
Ironsides this morning, 800 punches of rock fish,
which sold at 40 cents per bunch. No new ar
rivals at 18th street wharf. Such oysters a, re-
main on hand are Of an inferior quality, poor
and wstery, prices averaging from 30 cents to
sl-25 per bushel.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.

i STERf WORK. sc1o-Hvn
FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
SEE PRICES:
WE WOULD AGAIN REMIND rHB PUB.
Lie THAT WE ARE SELLING
NEW VALENCIA RAISINS, 13c.
NEW LAYEB RAlsINs, at........ls "a
'ClTROF-CHOICE, at--............... 35c,
ClTRON-BEsT LEGHORN, at..-.......... SEC.
NEW zANTE CUIRANTs, at................loc.
NEW TURKISH PRUNES, st........lac
TOMATOES-2lb CANS, l3c.
low
FLOUR-GOOD, "a Dbl. sackJ at.......al IS
FLOUR-BEST EXTRA, "a Dbl. sack. AT. 2 90
FLOUR-CHOICE FAMILY, e. Dbl. sack,) 2 2J.
FLOUR-BEST FAMILY, q. -bbl. sack, L.. Q 50.
FL0UR-wELCHs BEsT FAMILY, at low rates
HAMs-CH0ICE sUGAR-CURED, at......l4c.
HAMs-BEsT sUGAR-CURED, at........low rates.
sHoULDRRs-BEsr SUGAR C.REp. At g..
sHOULDERs-PLAIN CURED, at...........sc.
ARGE STOCK
Of everything in our line, at correspondinsly
LOW PRICES.
ELPHONzO YOUNGs 4 CO.,
GROcERs,
CORNER NINTH AND STREETS,
Under Masonic Temple.
ELPHONZO YOUNGSl
WIN. II. SEARS. janq-tf
IVELY TINES
BRAY 4 BROS.
Go everywhere, read al other advertisements, and
then come straight to our store and buy your GRO
CERIES. "A. BY prices, Ynu offer unpArAl-
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Sur AGAINST THE LATE GIFT CONCERT
CoNCERN-iestereay,i in the Circuit Court, i'm
the case OF Stillwell Harris, OF the Cooperative
Newspaper Printing Company OF New York,
against James s. Negley, Hiram McCulloch
found for plaintiff. Defendants are the man
ayers OF the late gift concert scheme and suit
was brought 70 recover the sum of s. ,S16 on an
advertising bill. Harris had garnisheed the sum
of $50 belonging to the defendants, in the hands
of Benjamin DE Wolff, one Of their agents, and
by the terms of the verdict Harris obtains this
money.
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Yesterday, at er our repart of the trial of F. A
harden, Charged with the embezzlemeut OF
81, sg0.l in the Criminal Court, closed
Mr.. Payne, for the defence, raised the point
that Sar3en's case did not coIie under the pro-
visions OF the act under whick the indictm emit
was found; also, that the evidence showed that
the Transactions between Marden and johnson
were of q private character, End there was
therefore, no ENHANCEMENT from the United
States, for the reason that he obtained the
money from johnson, he having placed checks
with johnson security for The money ad-
vanced. He held that Marslen was not dis
bursting officer, but was emily a clerk, authorized
"a make disbursements III certain cases only.
Dir. Harrington, for the prosecution, argued
tlat clerk who had made disbursement was
responsible. In the case of Hartwell, a clerk in
the sub-treasury il Boston, gho had embez zled
fn.ads, it was so decided. Mr.. Harrington spoke
1T considerable length, and cited numerous au-
tho'ities in support OF these propositions.
The case was resumed this norEing. and Judge
FisheF, for the government. ed that it was
not fos the prosecution to prove the time the Of
renee vas committed, but for the defence to
prove that the offence was not committed within
the limits tons.
Judge Cartier said that the jury must be sat
limits of the statute.
Dir. Payne argued that Marden could not he
convicted unIer the indictment, as he was not
charged as an officer having the custody OF pub
lie moneys. He also argued that Marden could
not hs convicted5 as the money was converted
by johnson.
tA@Cl uustiCc NS( tudt Tue uctSHudnl
was a disbursing o:4ser as the supreme court Of
the United States had 80 decided in q similar
case, and he believes it to be good law. The
defendant was detailedtc disburse money by his
superior, and was, Therefore, In the legitimate
performance of official duty, and if he perverted
The fund committed to his care, did SO in viola
lion OF law.
The second point raised fer the defence was
That admitting that the accused had taken the
money, yet the mode in which he took 1t did not
render HIM liable unGer this indictment. The
court held the mode u,impOrtant; If he had
taken the money the act rs intended TO punish
Llm, and he came within its PROVISIONS
As to the third point in relato.r to the statute
OF limitations, the court held that the presecu-
ton must show affirmatiyely that the offence
had been committed within two yesrs. anc lastly
that there was no force in the fourth point n ade
sy the defence. The court held that there wa
no necessity &c produce the accounts rendered
by the accused :: the Treasury, to show he de-
net- II might be s-oyed in any other con:vs-
Inc jury after an absence of half an hour,
m hed With verdict or 80 guilty charged
The accused was remapded TO the custody of
The marshal
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MErzGER 4 BYLEA,
an SEVENTH STREET,
Between and streets.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
GROCERIES, WINES, BRANDIEs
WHISTLES, ETC,
ARE NOW orFERINs
a FINE STOCK OF
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
maAILAGA CRAPS HAVANA ORANGES,
Loa Nns. tAlkR RAlsINs, in whole, hall. aud
SSULTkNA BASINS, tan .eedIe..,
kkkSSHSSkNH c fffftslssL 1sI PPsr1
NV RIGS. ehENSE P9rS HTShs SisSER
s ss : Plssr.hs yEJLIEs,
hSsis s;ssi ~ e; st! LIMITS
sSES ri f.E;?s ks tss. %.ssE MAT
P PkIkb flEch AEs. .ss . fPfIE BUTTER
kEw Rk kp RIk SsTy end Factory CHEESE,
f f2tSE sR RSlf fo Sit sEffkS soEAssrs
TEAS.
flkEsT QrALlTY GuNPowpER, IMPERIAL
ooLohG,a and ENGLISH BREAKFAST TIA
COFFEES.
MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT lava
CETLoN and Rio COFFEE
Green and Fresh Roasted
FISH.
NJ MEls MMh suknRK. I'm barrels and kits:
TONGUES and SOUNDS, HALIBUr FINS.
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FIGURES WILL NOT LIEI
Hoso Large Fortunes Are Made.

Hot0 Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE rHOPL1
See the prices at which four Of thu leading
Sewing Machines are sold In the United States
Price in Enslewd. IN ne o. 8.
Wheeler & Wilson. CAS- % s85 90
New Singer........ 81 % 50 %
Elias Howe........ IS 90 66 90
Wilson Shuttle..... 10 90 - %
The above prices ar0 fer exactly tho sane
classes Of machines as sold In both countries.
There Is scarcely any difference I'm the cost Of
material and lsbor In any Of the sbove-named
machines.
A11asyt-w. q. Wilson, President Of tho
Wikon Sewing Machine o., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
cHlars Published In the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names Of the cS1-
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas
OF CuyahogA Co, o.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are Tor sale ct
A. ROsHNrHAL, 40A 1th street.
Terms easy.
GoHTx PATENT K.YLneTrua Gas AID
LAMP SHADES win save one-half Of tho guam
tity OF gas or coal oil consumed without the use
Of them. They are cheap and durable. a. RO-
senthal, No. 4O3 18th street, k the agent Tor them,
and also for 6oetx's Doublecone Chan1elief
Rehectors, and the Diamond Diffusivs Daylight
NOTICE TO r1iR PUBLIC.-l. Becker q Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer In mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock Of goods, which they are selling At the
or gents furnishing goods. would do well to cal
elsewhere. I. Bxc4HR s. Co.,
odeon Hall, corner ~ street and Pa. ave.
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GRoCERs and family supply dealers sell Doc,
ley's Yeast Powder. 1t is the best. Take no
other. Q
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BRANDrES, WHISTLES, ETC.
JAMAICA RUM, pure;
SCOTCH WHISKY,
0tard puguy Co. g BRANDIEs,
CatherwoOi "oLp RESERVE WHISKY
OLD BAKrRo and G HEHTAR WHISKY
PALE SHERRY WINE. very hne;l
MADIIRA, PORT, and CALIF0RNIA WINES.
FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES, &c. decls I'm
MOST AMUSING TOY OUrl-Cause. ip.pimste
~ ngures 20 dance 60 the music OF pianoe
Tor sac by e. u. WILD 4 BRO, $50 llthy
ST wet, between Penna. avenue and st UNIV
lsests for Stsf Pianos, and manufacturers Of enc
Pianos and ell Musical Instr uments tuned and re-
paired. dscis 80
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CENTRAL BUILDING AssocfATyoH, No. p
Sss head lat evening ut de Columbian Law
bnndnS. Thirty i've shares OF stock were ad-
vsneed upon az premium averaging 81 Der
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The PLEASANT WEATHER with which we are
BOW favored il accompanied by substantial
advantages in more ways than one. Not only
does 1t enable the poor tn get along with less
amount of fuel than usual, but Ii has tempted
Straus, the ciOthier, into emptying his shelves,
trade. In order 10 do this he is closing out his
stock at cost prices, and OF course bargains can
be secured by everybody. Read his advertise
ment elsewhere, and then go to his store and see
how much can be bought for very little money.
TIE GHAND COUNCIL of the Sons OF Jonadab
last night elected the following officers to serve
the ensuing year William II. Norton, chief;
X. o, Polkinhorn. deputy; Edward Bavsel.
marshal; A. b. Taicott, secretary. L. w. wor-
Stiekell, D. w. The officers elect were IN
stalled by s. G. Mills, the Senior Past Grand
Patriarch, and entered upon the discharge OF
The SALE of the household effects of the late
largely attended. From the prices brou wss
under the auctioneer's hammer, Minister Cata-
cay has realized about fifty per cent. over and
Latimer & Cieary were the auctioneers.
"a FIRE occurred yesterday in q house occu-
between A. and 9th streets, caused by the igni-
ton OF a wooden ire-b board. Loss about $50. No
alarm was turned in; the members OF No. en-
CINE company being near by extinguished the
names.
cNTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. D.
Ihe th,Id monthly meeting Of this ss sociation
Vas held lat evening at de Columbian Law
Building. Thirty ave shares OF stock were sd-
ssnsea upon AZ premium averaging 81 per
TIVE KxsDtc Fhis morriuo
Mr.. Riddle, NJ counsel Tor samuel n Ren,i,y
convicted yesterday or embe xziemeut flsd !.
motion I'm arrest Of Judgment, for the reason
that the Indictment charges no crime or OF
fence know 20 the statutes Of the United Stafes
. Fsos J. shiilinston We have fxs Overland
ksaf.iy for January, Baliss's ksnfkIy for Feb.
IUaIy, and Ersyy Ssfsrday for Jan. ~. Prom D.
a. Parker Ne have Harpsr's Wsskiy and Frank
Issles IHssisafsd y,s.psPsr FOR Jan. 70.
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CANARY BIRps.-Recstvsl . sev lot, arst-
- ci.S sIIGsRs, eold e $50 . lieos n
ISicss. ii23 - Srss,; essvsss L ssd
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GlHIfxD YATES PArlNf orgIoH,
s.se:s ssss g 81: e e - as ::
IL g orders1 tkas IT, tessi1ssy n - 60 81
eiossd on tie seh DAY q areh, .szt; ss:a - 49,
liz TED 10 2Es isS az q nsssk ssss. - "a
ssid Sesisics b Sssrd on u Nh day Z nsFSA
neat.
AK 'rH n; :sfs;:; c::....
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4. fsoN j. shfiiingtoa We have fks Overland
ksafAiy for January. Balies's keatAIy for Feb
IuaIy, and EFsyy Ssfsrday for Jan. ~. Prom j.
a. Parker Ne have Harpsr's Wssliy and Frank
lsslses IHasisetsd ysE.psPsr FOR Jan. -.
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1--WE TIN Els
~ AT
BRAY 4 BROS.
Go eyeryxhere, read Al other .dysEti.ements End
then come straight to our store and buy your GRO
By see
S.s.srd Brssifsss Bacon ike; per b.; Gss:.rds
ders ie. ssS York State n
pound seeks "a % Basins six pounds fSF 81; Cur;
kinds lover than sl.eS here Cut Eoaf DiiDs. &C. Per
PsMy Tsul from ss GUs
and Cut Family, cas- Quarter barrel: Our fseili'
% for ne: Rs. s' ss s i it,
cans, lsc IS h., No.; Peaches, ID. cans, ac. slb..
Es.s. s 90 ifp Sss.. Shos bSae: as
sins; 800 drums Of Figs; fresh Prunes In boxes.
Try All other prices and then oO Rss e . BRO.
An: e;3 IN &; I'iIs = "
GoLDHH Hill.
ThI. pepul.. FAMILY ELouR in store and for
an other Gsdes Family and Extra Flour.
s shAh6 III aa4 =. Sas sGeaAw.
decls-6 Indiana svsoue and LIST street.
TsI suBsCRIBER, fnANKrUL 70 HIS
D8tfO0o&e 0UIIu8 INC poek y0ALs WOui0 .D0CS0AV
inform them thai he 10 stt at his old once, where
he hopes, By his promptneas and attention 70 bust-
mes, to merit eontfnusnce Of the zane. Honey
patch. tkED AOONxS,
i.ps colin H. s ssS t fsS tssSas &.
NOTIO1 10 fHH LABIHo AID AHATIURs
IN Of Ogst-clAso 1esee, OrnAmental froee, ohrubs,
Climbing Rarloe PlAAtg, Ac.-HAvtnl 81 part Of
my place end gioAtn0 70 otopcoe 81 the balance In
the opging, oe4 for ale the bet 00ection Of the
shoye-nasned PLANTS and . great many other
kinds q At quality h QuAnfit1ee to suit DurchAoers.
4; yARD0' bioGFise. corner q oonnsetsssf sven9e,
I HEREBY NOTITY fHH PUBL o THAT
ENTiRk STOCK 6B CLOTHING
without regard Of cost, a. wish 10
a. ANDB R0OU,
Sl1 pennsylyAnia avenue,
decl1. eollt. Next door % o. JohnsooS Bank.
"OND IDEA"
CLOTHING SALE,
A. Oak Han, S2s7th street. ao0
THE AMKRICAN sN8MEEGEO DOUBLE.
1 ACTING MON fREEZiN3 fORCE PUMP.
The simplest and most powerful in use.
CHARLES WOOD,
su2s-ly Corner 9Th and d street.