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'o{e the following from "Wat-
Journal" N. Y, in reference
NJ Karr's Pianos advertised
ef column
sAARR' though really a new
oy Inheritance, old estab-
.na'acturers. Thirty years
l'n was known as BACON &
suo stood among the first
y. a'efs IN the country. We
III Instruments we'll then,
Knew that they were held in
W. estimation for the beauty
'ne' touch, and finish, and
nmarkable ma durability. In
4NNu'4es they were not ex-
ase took place in the firm
uea'h OF Mr.. Bacon the elder:
~ AnoTn rs Raven l. Bacon.
pianos continued to be
best manufactured in the
'of they kept pace with the
'0vements which sprung up
10 time, both in Europe
!, The firm again dissolved
'aea 4: a new partnership was
u'ch is now known as Ba-
4'f' at 255 Greene Street.
y, 's ten years in the factory
~ urn, and is a thoroughly
p'ano,maker, having had
years. practical experience
slness.
:, a'ed .! and carefully exam
Of the instr,,,,o,4s
y Messrs. Bacon l. Karr.
= .nsn 10 be honestly con.
good, sound material and
anlshed. The tone is
'nelodious, and sonorous,
'over the. touch is elias.
'nd powerful, and in all
" IRE instruments that can
pm. y Their new scale is an
beautiful instrument adj
u1e and touch, and with
pVer. We commend these
~ sound and worthy, and
" II that is claimed for
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meal NEWS.

-------------=- -------------=-.--
D|ice Jury will meet Monday
I'M.
WARRANTS for sale at this
!. a, cents on the dollar.
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We would call the particular attention of the
Mercantile aid Business Community to this hr;it,
of our establishment, as no effort upon part
will be wanting to
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re sorry that certain parties
ptis6ed with our article headed
tolored Reporter" published
ast issue. Men who are con-
putting themselves iii the way
ism, should not grnmble when
nes appear before the public.
nent man enters public life,
mes public property, and if
ot stand a good review of his
b and past political actions
keep out Of public life.
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r:sIx Buzzards congregated
esaay night at the Union
louse to elect nine delegates to
that club in a parish con-
which has been called by the
tthe l7th inst. Considering
sc!nb has but about seventy
Pes upon its rolls, it claims at
ate a delegate for each eight
This is a fair sample of what
" other Grant clubs through
Parish and State. In this
le'e are ahoht 1900 colored
Pont 15O Of which are enrolled
be Grant banner, and yet in
mentions they have upwards
Delegates, representing an ag-
vote Of five thousand.
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Every NIason should Subsc fibe.

The MONITOR has received the highest encOninthe
from the impartial and intelligent press Of .he
country. Leading MasoMs lave prononncedi it one
The proprietor solicits le support of the craft
ydl,css JULIUS \. BONlTz Managing Editofl
tinAlsllnto' n. {.
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an.'' Year. * Mos. Trial. ''s'
vT'HE MASONIC MONITOR,

Devoted strictly to the scicncee, Philosophy, Sym.
boism aud Jurisprudence, of Masonry, News of
special interest to the Fraternity South. and
Essays upon the History of the Order
FROM its earliest stages. Published
The semi-weekly Republican., 1872-08-02
Il id,aeY s. Bladder COMPLAINTS

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes,
Drorsy, Stoprage Water, lncontiaence of Urine,
nfIglts :, Discuss Alhn,url aud in all cases
is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like tho
white Of an or threads like white silk, or there
is a morbid, dark, bilious appearance. and white.
bone dust deposits, and when there is q pricking
burning sensation when passing water and pain
il the small Of the back and nlOn. the Lnins.
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OWENS AIR.-A fresh supply
lived by Meyer Openheimer,
Voodville Road, near Leopold
ps old stand.
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John p1E''
Wholesale and Retail Dealer and Worker in
Tin, Copper, Zinc & Sheet Iron.

ITAVING opened a shop in the building recently
IL occupied by John Roth, on Canal street, il-
"rms the citizens OF West Feliciana, and surround
i'll. country, that lie is prepared to execute work.
i'll the above branches, i'll q manner unsurpassed
by any shop in the country, aud the very lowest
cash prices. lly5 IT, 4
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swTERMs-cssh on laiivery of the job
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atBERs to the SEM1-WEEKLY
rAy will bear in mind that
| 4, Briant is authorized to re-
our name
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

yHANTED-A WET NURSE FOR A YOUNG BABY.
w to 10 Europe, one speaking French and Cafho-
lie preferred Address, with references box 100 Post
office.
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

/ yNANrED-A STEADY WOMAN To DO GENERAL
w horscwork Tor small private family; must -
good washer and roncr 2t5 East stl 81
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

yNANTED--Go0D COOK, SIG; GOOD CHAMBER
w maid, Slk; chambclm lid, to assist in washing
willing ogiye every privilege but prcnr to play our own
piano l5t West 3t,i 81.
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

s)C1 ELIZABETH ST, THIRD FLOOR. FRONT
ALl roon.--A respectable woman wishes wash
ing at her own house, would have objection to so out
by the day week.
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

YOUNG MAN OF ENGLISH PARENTS WISHES
IA any kind Of employment where he can make him
self uefl Is quick at figures and not afraid oi work
steady employment chief object security ior honesty ant
capabiliy IL required. Call on address j. H. d., sld
Ea = u
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-aALEs.

A COIORED YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION
N porter waiter in private family; honest aud
sober reference. Address Il. j. W, box ig7 Post
office, Astoria Long Island City.
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

400 7TH Ay., NEAR 34TE ST., SECOND STORY
fOA front roonl.First class drossmakcr, going out
by the day, wishes with families
excellent trimmer and cutter.
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

A YOUNG MAN As BAPkEEPER; UNDERSTANDS
n the business thoroughly, Furnish first class city
references Address d. BlRNE, Pleasant Valley Hotel.
Fort Lee, N. j.
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

CSC WEST 10TH ST, NEAR 9Th AVA FIRST
ICA class laundrcss wants the washing few faml
lies at her own rcsidcncc best reference Call for two
days
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

WANTED-A GERMAN WOMAN WITH GOOD cry
w reference. cooa and 10 do the washing
and ironing OF small fany understand EIglisii-
/ Call ut 29j Les ington ay. from 10 10 ~ A. W..
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! WANTED,-A Girl. TO DO GENERAL HoUsEWoRk,
i w must be good plain cook, washer and iroacr /,
] Gernan nreierrsa. Call at 26s West 2sd 81.
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NNANTED-A YOUNG GIRL To COOK, WASH AND
w must come well recommended. Can after u
A. NJ. li5 West 3sth st.
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| NATANTED-FOUR SERVANTS; LATSDREss CHAM
w bcrraid and scanstrcss, canicrGlaii ana waitress
and cook. to do Washing; protcstans preferred Apply
| al 26 Wcss S7th ST., Friday, & to > l.. ".
The New York herald., 1872-10-04

WANraD-Two WOMEN; ONE TO 20 THE cpoE-
w ing for family ana help and one 10 wash and iro,
and make herself generally useful at Funhs Union FarA,
Gd st. and Ist
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yNANTED--A COOK AND LAUNDRESs; GERMAN
w preferred; small private family. Apply from ~ To-
O'Clock at ~ est 3Sti ST., between 7ti and stI
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Arrest of an Alleged Revenue De.
fauIter.

CENTRAL W. KEYszANowsKI DELIVERED To
HIS SURETY.
1t will be recollected that in August last Gen
eral W. krysZanOwski, the supervisor of internal
revenue for the district of which the state OF
Georgia forms part, was indicted for the en-
beZZlement Of about SIC 900 OF government
funds. He was then arrested and gave BAIL with
Mr.. Peter, of Macon, Ga, as his surety TO an.
pear for trial at the November term of the T.
,. District Court for the southern district of
Georgia, but when the case was called he was
non est, and the bail was forfeited. Yesterday
Mr.. Peter arrived here with his counsel Mr. nj
h. Gerry, OF Macon, and showing the indict-
ments and other papers, Including the hail
piece. to Major Richards, Superintendent of the
Ponce, the case was assigned to Detectives
SIarvoe ana Blgley; They called at the resi-
dence OF General KS father-in-law on stl
street, above L, in the evening, and Major Rich
ards also called. but were told that General K
was not In; but would be down in the morning,
If he could procure bail. The officers, however
believed that he was in the house. and with the
aid of Sergeant Seibold and Officer Roth watch
ed the house all night, and fearing that the ac.
cused was about to leave town, they had the
boat and trains watched this morning About9
O'Clock, however, Mr.. Bigley came upon Gen
II. near the house, and took him in custody. He
was first taken to headquarters and then 10
Judge Cartier, who ordered that he be delivered
TO his bail. The surety and the accused return
ed to police headq quarters Gen. X on the wav
asserting that he had no thought of running
away; that he was ready to meet any charges
and that 1t was known in Georgia that he wasin
this city, and his attendance could have been
procured at any time if they had notified his
wife, who has been in Georgia the whole time
While they were arranging at headquarters as
to leaving, Gen: Hinkle was called i'm as the
counsel OF Mr.. h, and had a consultation with
corpus to Judge Cartier. who refused it, stating
that 1t was in the power OF the security TO take
MS principal anywhere. He will be taken to
Georgia by his surety, accompanied by one of
General Kryszanowski was formerly a resilient
OF this city, having been for many years engaged
IN me emma and crockery trade, near the North
ern Market. In the early part of the war he
entered the three months service as a lieuten-
ant, and subsequently joined New York regi-
ment, and served to the close of the war being
breveted a brigadier general for his services in
the field. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05
Mexico's Gne Horse Civil War

NEW YORK, Jan. "a special from Mata-
morassays a commissioner from TreyinO arrived
yesterday, asking Palacios TO join the revOlu-
tionists. He refused ,.and stated that he would
defend the city if an attack was made. He is
Strengthening his Notifications, and has called
for a loan. The government troops still hold
Camargo, but its surrender is hourly expected.
A despatch from Petros says two hundred Juarez
troops reoccupied that place on the 18th ultimo.
driving out the rebels after a severe fight. On
the 18th q small force of rebels entered the CITY,
suppOsing their friends still occupied the place
Many were killed. The rebels are outside wait
ing for achievements from TrevinO. The
Mexican Consul at Brownsville refuses clearancee
to river steamers for river ports occupied by the
reyOutionists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

GoETsCHAKoFF AND CATACAZY-PTince
GortscbakOt, in communication TO Minister
curtin, announcing that the Russian govern
ment had concluded to recall Minister Gatac1-
Zy from Washington, writes that the Difficulty
arose and eliminated during his absence from
the capital The Prince says that he cannot
which passed in regard to the matter at Wash
ngton appeared TO be wanting i'm respect TO tho
representatives ol the Russian empire He CON
Gnues "We shall consider the conduct of Mr.
Catacazy when he has had an opportunity n
presenting his case in person. AS he formally
denies the Justice of the complaints made
against him in Washington, We must SUSPEND
Judgment until we hear his defence" Primo
Gortschakoff, in conclusi on, declares that these
unfortunate circumstances will not, he feels
confident, impair the old and cordial FRIENDSHIP
between the United States and Russia, of which
there has been so recent a dcmonstr alton in III
reception ofthe Grand Duke Alexis in America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05
New York Custom House Inyestixa.
riNn-

WHAT LINDSEY SAYS BIXBY GAVE LEFT
LET WANTED MORE-LINDSEY CHALLENGED.
NEW YORK, Jan. b. L. Lindsey was again
before the congressional committee this MORN
ing. He denied the testimony of VIM. Haw.
that he iHaw) said to Lindsey that he iHaw)
knew of officials going up town daily to obtain
perquisites tor passing goods. Lindsey offered a
coy of an agreement between Col. Leet ana
BiXby by which the former was to have $500
per year 10 use his influence TO send the general
order business to BiNby'S store. Lect often
threa tened 10 have Grinneu removed III he wa
not given more money. Lindsey her. stated
hat he was reluctant to make further disclos-
uTes as he was challenged last night at a hotel,
Tut lac could not say who challenged him or
whether the challenges were officials.
MESS
Lindsey further testified that he wished not 10
he understood stating that Generals Porter
and BabcOck were interested i'm the general
ORDER business with Leet. They were in the
same army mess in Washington, and Lcet COM
planned that his share of tie profits were not
sufficient 10 pay his share Of the expense in the
mess. He understood that 1000 would not paw
the expenses OF that mess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

ARREST OF THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA
BY A u. S. MARsHhL,-The noliticaI tronhIo,
which have existed in New Orleans for severa
months past between the Yarmouth and anti.
Yarmouth parties eliminated Yesterday H,
friends being arrested by the United State.
Marshal. The charges preferred against tn.
Governor and his associates are conspiracy TO.
the purpose OF obstructing the laws or the stat,
of Luisana and also those of the United States
their intention being to deprive the representa-,
tives OF the general assembly from exercising
the duties of their Office and with attempting 10
eject Speaker Carter from his seat i'm the zen
eIal asse mbly, bribery, corrupting members O
the Legislature, intimidation and melting riot
The parties were all released on bail to appear
when cited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05
News from Australia

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-The steamship Ne
brasha. from Sydney, November -, arrived to-
day. The Victoria Parliament passed the copv-
right act, protecting press kilograms from being
pirated for q hours, the ast to remain in force
one year. The agreement regarding the postal
conference has been approved.
Serious injuries to the wheat crops bv rust are
reported.
The Parliament of New South Wales mega
lived the agreement Of the postal conference.
The government proposes TO reduce the price
of the buck lands to i've shillings per acre and
extend the railways.
Bishop Bailey had been fined and sentenced
to six months imprisonment
-Four Europeans were murdered by natives
recently in the Fiji islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05
Trouble i'm the Wyoming Coal Mining
RepiOn

SCRANTON. PA, Jan. 5.-The works OF the
Nilkesbarre Coal and Iron Company aud Other>
in the Wyoming region have been IDLE since the
LIST instant, pending a settlement of wages for
the ensuing year. The operators insist on a
reduction of ten per cent. on last years prices
which is resisted by the men. The operators
claim that the reduction insisted on by them
Will place the wages on AN equality with those
paid by the companies in the Lackawana region.
The wyoming operators last year paid on the
same basis as the Lehigh region, and the one
rators of the latter having agreed TO continue
the same wages this year, the men i'm the
Wyoming region refuse % accede TO a reduction
The temporary suspension IN the Wyoming
region is purely local, and will not extend
beyond that locality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

IHE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, is full o;
stories, poems and sketches; the fashions for
January, by Jennie June; full account of Tho
New Years receptions; the shooting of Police
man Doyle by Mrs. Shea; the fatal fire In
Georgetown, and other local news; Deem
Der session of the Potomac Fruit G row.
ers' Association; society chit-chat; the trial
of Mrs. Wharton for the murder of Genera
ketchum by poison; general news; Washington
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thing to send to the country.
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Massachusetts.
GOVERNOR

Il
FAVoEs THE OLD TINE PEOHIEJToRY
LIQUOR LAW.
BOSTON, Jan. Ex-Governor WaShburne was
inauGuratcd to-day, and delivered hi> message.
The total funded and refunded debt OF the state
is SO .69O 81. Upon the question OF prohibition
the Governor says: =" 1 have no hesitlnCy N.
saying that, in my judgment, the probationary
law repealed -four wears ago was tue best and
most effective we have ever had for the Suppres-
sion OF the liquor traffic. would Ike TO see il
restored in all its power ana integrity To our
statute books, and rigidly enforced over every
foot Of soil in the commOnH ealth.' The mes
sage refers IN detail to all the important cues
tinOs affecting the interests OF the common
wealth. and closes with a suggestion against
special legiS alton. and in favor OF short sessions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

L'ENFANT TERRIBLE.-At house In east 3lst
street may-if report speaks truly-be found
terrible infant named United States General
Coriolns Timothy Charles O'Doyle, who is more
thsn all that his name may import, even tbou IN
the old theory revived by Burton, Balzac and
oman Muiock be true: that there is some secret
power and significance in names. Accordin : ~
the statement of the child's mother, he is such
tnsus nature as Mr.. Barnum never found. m an
niaetnred, or improved; for when he was hut
with the greatest interest, and evidently q paw
ing marked attention to the names of Americas
omcers as they occurred in the column"-N. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

WHoLEsALKM MURDERER Prairie. m. .
was the scene OF murderous outraee few Ia ~
SINCE. One Ross fred gun ct his wife when
ner child was in her arms. The balls OF the
chaIge entered the child and the wife WAS
wounded. He then stabbed his brother and beat
MIN senseless. He also shot at hts mOther-in-
law, but without effect, and then made his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

The ROCHESTER OUrRAGE-TRe Pero,t,ctor
the negro who outraged the Girl ocbn ., u
Ter, New York, was secretly Convened ~ ,ha
court room last evening. He was arrsisned on
~, and, pleading guilty, was sentenced
nara labor IN the Auburn state prison. The
Ptsoner was Immediately removed and ou.okIS
taken rom the city. he win Commence his
the court and authorities believe viii "a ~ ,hs
end end Of Justice and avoid the shedding Of limo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


WIGS, LIQUORS, &c, lot the HOI1daye.
More than one hundred OF our citizens feel them
selves under personal obligation TO G. GAUTIER,
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, for be-
ing able, through the virtues Of his celebrated Bit
participant in the festivities incident the
Holiday Season. Although Mr.. q. taxi s much pride
in thus being public benefsctor he does not allow
the other duties of his business to escape his obser
walton. Already his store groans vii the immense
stock Of Liquors and Cordials Imported for the Hol
idsy trade, and which have been selected with care
for the wants of his patrons. Those in want of
Whiskies, Brandies, Wines and Liquors, should
favor him with CALI aud be assured that what they
buy in his line will be not vnly pure but unaduter-
decl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

HTwo large classes of society-Free thinkers
and free drinkers.
- Mock turtle-Kissing before company, and
~ All the little girls in Philadelphia ars
having their dolls vaccinated.
H-Tbe most definite descriplies Lewiston
woman could give OF her lose baby was kinder
fat, with q calico lle>son."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05
A Jersey Idea Of Fun.

- HE sfOTsWOOD TRAGEDY FARCE.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The reported tragedy at
Spotswood, y. j., turns out TO De a farce. Mrs
Chauncey, the widow of Commodore Chaun-
eey, II appears, dressed herself in male attire 10
watch a man named Snowfall an adrlirer, who
discovered her disguise and attempted TO tear
her clothes OF. She fired a revolver at him and
ms companions TO scare them from stripping
ner, and fed. No one was hurt. She was
bruised somewhat by the harsh treatment of
snowfall, and is confined TO her bed besides
which she is under nominal arrest for murder
Gus assault
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

A CHrRr OF POLICE KILLED I'm. ou.ppv
In Fort Wayne, Ind, yesterday morning, Ohier
OF Police Patrick MCGEE was shot by Dr. II N
Ihacker. MCGEE attacked Thacker In A liyerv
Ihscker drew revolver and fired al him one
shot taxing enect In the heart, killing MSf,ee
hn ,msny Ihacker is now in isn having given
AIN up =, once: Unsuitable homicide viii
uououess pe the defense. It Is said that soma
priyate dihiculty between the two was the csuss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

ASoTHER oUTRAGE-THE RUSSIAN FLERr-
THE FRIGATK CoNGRRss-sMALL-Pox
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Andrew BOYLE and like
Scanlon were committed without bail YESTERDAY
Tor rape on girl twelve years old up town yes
terday.
The Russian feet is at the docks in BROOKLYN.
Inc frigafe Congress did not sail till yester-
day under sealed orders
The smallpox has appeared in the New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-05

IN THE WHARTON TRIAL at ANNAPOLIS ves-
terday DIR. Warren was upon the stand during
the entire session OF the court. After his exami.
nation-in-ehief had been concluded he was sub
Jectedt a most thorough, searching and minute
crosse IA mination by the counsel for the state
which had not been concluded when the court
adjourned.