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STATE OFFICERS.

l.. Beveridye
quite ant-tiOyemor-
.cretary Of stats--tieorge Ii. Harlow.
iditor Of s,Ate---C. r. LippiEeott.
ate Tteasurer-Casper Dutz.
torn.y Genersl--Ismes X. Edsal.
~. Public InstrlctiOn-Nowto-i BatemsI
COEGREssMI.:.
nators-RichATd J. Oglesby and John A
IN.
representative Eighteenth District--lsSo'
ients.
AEABERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
representatives in the 50th district
n IL. Ober!y, VIM. A. Lemu.a snd AAth'
y. inscore.
nstor for the bOth district, Jesse " are
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
idge-D. j. Baker, Of Alexander
ate's Attorney--PatrickH II. Pope.
lerk--B. 8. Iocum.
Ierin-A. n. Irwin.
IN. Msrtin--Asssssor and Treasurer.
aryeyor--John l.. liely.
COUNTY COURT.
ldge- y. Bros.
K, MoCdte and 3. Msrehii.
,ork---JAeoD q. Lynch.
rroner---Iohn II. G1Ssmah'
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SECRET ORDERS.

THE MASONB.
70 COMMASDEkY, No. l8.-stated
uOly at the Asylum Masonic Hall, first
d ". I'd Mondays In each month.
10 COUNCIL, No. 2&.-hegulAr Convo-
4 "a nj Masonic Hall, the second Friday
. ach month.
20 CHAPTER No. 7l.-heguiar Con
eation At Masonic Hall, on the thiro
20 LoDGE, So. 237 +. A. A. NJ --Rogu-
e .nuunlcAtions at Masonic Hal, tn
y d and fourth Mondays Of each month
THE ODD-FELLOWs.
.xAkiDER LOUIE, I'm eta 10. h'''f-
bows Hall, In Artor's building, cverJ
ursday evening AZ 4 o. clock.
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A FEW GOOD REASONS:

IA New Invention thoroughly tested
nd secured by Letters Patent.
I2.-Make as PERPEcr Lock Sutch, like
b both sides, on all kinds OF goods.
3.-Runs Light, smooth, Noiseless, and
kapid--best combina ion OF qualities.
.I.--Durable--Runs tor years without re-
airs.
5.-Will do all varities OF Work and Fancy
Stitching In superior manner.
Q lis most caisly managed by the opera
or Length OF = itch may be altered while
Running, aud machine can DO threaded with
but passing thread through holes.
TIDE ign simple. Ingenious, Elegant,
forming the stitch without the use Of Co.'S
Nv neel a. arr, Rotary cams or Lever Arms.
! las tine Automatic Drop Feed. which In
kur e. uniform lepgth OF stitch At any speed
|IIas our new Thread Controller. which fol-
! ,ws easy movement OF needIe.bar and
prevents injury 10 thread.
Reconstruction most careful AMI nm
kshed. iti- manufactured by the most skill
|ful AN experienced muchanic.. az the cele'
|br.ted REMINGTON ARMoRY, LION, n. Y.
Chicago Office, 237 State Street.
25--6 .2b.pm .fr ..| s.t
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Is|:!IIIl
Crrcr stale ~
CHICAGO.

The most Renowned Specialist ~ the AGE, taP
treatment or PRIVATE, CHRcYI0 ard U45-
NARY DISEASE.s. SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Yh. rcit Of early indlsssioas seses. psodasr
NERVOUSNESS, rrNPLEs OK fHg FAcA, AVERSION TO
pocIEry, .aPAl"Ip sIenr. LOSS or NEhoav Asp
MANHOOD Pya,- EsrLr orRIR tue cREAH OF
MEDICAL LirEKATJRE nissrasd viii ehsse ,esrs'ins'
..p.inips may marry, Why not. Why Tbs hvedmsa"
70 marriage Thar pA,oie, and r,es % eea
sentip 'sin sealed sauleps. Ladies rssuirins sursea a.
nsaieai ssrsspss advice msy call o. address tAs 49,
irv.iias provided with pnvsvs spsrmsns. essra' s''SS
.aas,,|-s CsseA ouaIAa,ssd pahhs sesas ~ AAaa'
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rHE NEW CHROM0s-FROM WILL
LARDS FAMOUS PAINTINGS.

These Elegant Chromos are by iar the mot
10. bei " iull II humor and "Pluck" TO the
al m. Size 10 W ~ inches. MI nted
upon a,nvass aud srainer'. Price go the
niIr enc ofders to the Publisher, j +.
kYD re. 2S9s uperior street, Cleveland y.
9s.6-0-d23u.w3m
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FINE MILLINERY GOD


Millinery Goods 20 be fuu = iae msl
She will keep on hama
HATS, BoNNETs, FLovEI, hIHBoS e.
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF ALL hIFpsi
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS, NolIJH
CoLLARs, USpERsLkEyEs, hugFs
And all goods found In millinery oIes.
OF which will be disposed OF nj tn lowe
cash prices. Mrs. Jackson respe' III
asks continuation OF the patronage WTt+
nas been 80 LID ally bestowed upon hei
the ladies' OF Cair and the vicinity.
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-nBVa sara --,suoou aa1lII4A "at-
aGlngo= ySbrok 40 yils edi asYRsl Ist
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ADVERTISE IN
Ghe Bnllgiin.

A man Intending to do business must
first prepare HIM. elf 10 meet the re-
quirements OF his customers; next he
must let every possible or probable
customer Lnow that he is so prepared.
tho pAo,.Is --t.-A --~....uO. Ina large
village II printed handful, poster or
circular. properly distributed. will be
eflicacious, but WHOEVER ~ IN A
PLACE LARGE ENOUGH TO SUP
PORT A NEWSPAPER WILL FIND
THATITlS THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHICH TO ADDRESS TUE
PUBLIC.
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lstI aJasi'oa-n p'H yI'iJnnoqss,
500 'sai iss1stui Itr'.Iigs dgid ,sei lssl
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HANDBOOK
Politics for 1874,
HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON

HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON
Clerk Of House Of Representatives. U. S.
Ibis hCcuR, tx and IMPARTIAL volumes
gives the FULL RECORD on the increase OF
salary Act" aud its repe Il, on tr nsoorta-
ton, Civil Right. and financiaLQIes ms,
inclu ing the act OF 1862 creatibg Legal
rcndersa' and coin interest oil Bond, anu
the various Expan' ing and Contracting acts
since. President GRANTS Messages snd
Memorandum, Interviews. Letters. Pro-
, amaiions, and Action In Alabama, Arkan.
ga. Louisian an Tex p. Supreme Court
Decisions Illinois aud Wisconsin Railroad
Laws, Con.u, uti"nal Amendmri l., made
and pendint la States, and Nation. "Back-
pay" sts'Is les. tables OF Apr priations,
Debt Ele' tons, Currency Dis ribution by
states and sections, &c. invaluable for
campaign. Clo,h, 81 30, post paid,
Address GEO. FRS ID AWSON,
T.. o. Box 4 4, " ashington, ID. G.
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Newspaper advertising IL now recognized,
BY business men having faith in their own
wares, as the most effective means for Sc
curing for their goods wido recognition
Of their merits.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY Relief tor Young Men fro - ths eff
Manhood Restored. lmpediments to Mar
riag move. New nrth 10 lrenime 7.
" andr markabls Remedies DO ks and
circular sent r., In aled envelope. adj
dress, now ID .AsSOCi NiON, 40
y "a u u ST. Ppiladelplla, ar-n
onorable conduct and proiss.ionsl skill. lU
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oidC 90 .oE SOHO eai IS Jisl j blDods
,rlsI'c--a scroll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

And now the religious press are discussing
what did e. The hE3sf sHi.Ht thinks il was -
buTncaBe in FOitics. ami TIA. the poVer that
has dCTe tHis can elect President. The Cbris-
tan yHiaE (Beech-r's paper thinks iU was IL
oustria' discomfort. monetary troubles and tue
substitution of policy fer principles ny the re-
IUbliCans. The Baptist Weekly holds that il
was tl'rl-termism, credit mJbilier, together
with temperance, monetary. ami iu1ustri Al
questions. TIE N-tsoIiSt sAvs ditto 70 aus
Christ1gH ,ai.H- The CbriFf,la ct Work adj
ministers consolation 20 the conquered by re-
miHCirE lECm that the successful candidates
have nos care, anxiety, hard work, tempta-
tons 70 S"s.d .Eess and additional Temptations
70 diss- cation, a.. of wlica fIs defeated ones
lave escaped.
so Tar g. We are able to see, however, the
democracy seem 20 be able - bear tie cross Of
victory VITA ali is cares AM temptations, wl.h
III fiLCtirg foEtitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17
DIR. Hall, OF New York. makes some suzyes-

DR. Hall, OF New OTk, makes some suZyes-
tons in his J0gTHGI about discri minatinz relief
Of the poor that quite apple able 70 the ati-
tude OF Washington. lie urges people oat OF en-
IlOymeni in the city to go to the country and seek
jobs on farms. This wOald seem T. bs sens BILE
and proper advice; but whes General Howard,
some years ago, gave similar advice to the lar ge
number OF unemployed "c0utTabasds' brOu Zh {
here by the war, he was hercely Denounced by
our ward politicians, per luton, for pro-
posing TO send this useful voting material out
o. the city. As We are nos voting much just
now in Washington, perhaps the advice NAV
be respected without dr. wing down the wrath
of ths political strikers, who fOr the time being
ind their occupation gone.
Upon the question OF the proper mode Of dis
pensing charity Or. Hall says.
'.HavIng dOne all jhst good sense, good tenn
per, and good feeling can ID limit want, the
neXt question l. how % provide iJT It.
1T N ay be promised hat the very worst 'hi0g
would b. to Offer food aud 10 tgtng ID all corners.
Residence III the city IJg the gear shOaII DC
ordinarily proved 10 entltls applicants ID eX r.
OTGiIaTy al1. The same rule should ap.iv in
rural counties Many persons will throw Ia m
serves ca pItllC CHaTlty wA1Te they are an
Known wAo %Oult no. whore they are Known
There De- 30 natural reason wLs NV York. Al.
ready made au expensive place 10 Os born N, %
live In, or % ole m, should be ca zTget nth tie
burden 81 the plies Of al tee Surrounding
country. True charity mas eyes TO ses a vel
g. to ceP with Sac = AZ NIGEL. but there IS
10 evidence that angels itCE cOmmca s.fs-e.
Of tEi- - may be sure. l. w5 provide the car
the eas = all smell II IfOm altar ana Is gl'E-
cred -f.E z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

1t kss been reported that the assumption Of
the cou-Iol OF tie Chicago TriJgus by Jesspl
MeGiii Is part Of ueasI apeT scheme 10 make
i. Il. Wa buTne. OF Illinois, the next republi
can candidate for TIE Presidency. The T-.Jzue
without exactly denying the soft impeachment
says there il "a strong impTobabiIity" Of is
truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

BIZ. Blaine has been Represented - dscI .r.ny
IL his e.ttT hat ''uHdsr IO circumstances Eouli
lie accept tie SeHatCTShip." This i pattiug II
IaiLer too sITOEg. What he 1ii sag vas this.
al II engaged by and cep.ti the c4nI,-
Uasy aud tie. ton 10 serve the people OF tia
heTEett e district a. J. FFe-eu-stiys Ia the For
y IouItE tousrr--, and from IN az dI-y Z COIld
lot be TURNED, even we're the SsuA-J~-1ip Of
tered he Lid of tAlt have seen no inIca-
ton
he also speaks enthusiastically Of Mr.. H4mIin,
but denies that he has used o. intends q lss
any influence III bis favor. Probably Mr.. Blaine
CesiTes 20 relieve himself Of any charge OF bad
faith 70 Mr. Hamlin; and IL the next place hs
I0sy naturally feel that there E.I BE more scope
Tor his abilities az the republican Leader in a
democratic House than there would in the tame
respeetabli'ty OF seat in the Senate where his
own party II yet liz the majority. But there
might Re contingencies, We think. when Mr.
Blaine would EOt feel pledged % serve cut his
Iull tern ia the 44th House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

John Norr.>sey Is going E. establish 2 htrb-
toned gan r.irs he'll At Jacksonville, florida
SIr1r. rIf HsItt'tseH.
Don't use such har-h w5-l-, please. Cali is g
''clG5 house a. We do the establishment L. il
goirg 70 stlEt ia Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

1 q II ID.
nFfCHsNI's GpUT AND RHEUNATIJ
nj ii Il y TIE ht-t sut r Rh-Uula.iC
u a. ans 81 eel ism shat sas Invented IN
W r~s - 50 persons sbtf1rif With either Govt or
~ UUrsti~m 10 give ]; air t-IE AID II itdoes nos
r.'l-NF ~ ~1N return the mvHey. Le- the most
SIX Ttt-a Tcsa the IeEtd tifcaTS from a SEN
a. HsL q known yeTaCIfy. a re nv jnc-f:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASH -NTON. u. q hossubeF AZ, ls14
ffs'SrS. J. r. Bssrcannf 3 Co -nft-men: 1 an
gltu g. lie able % crrtity tbs excellence of Her
c -aTls g. ~ ard bheum aiic Remedy ~ Ia SEP
'.Hh lsst han a-tsck OF l.. ANN - 7-y
~ Ia sf isD, whlch lasred - hpurs, during which
TIM Cou neither Eat or sle, p, account Of the
s-EeI . 81 the Ia'u- In fifteen nnut If tRki8g
the n 70 dose VAS gr-s tly relieved, aud after
t.kiuE 'ue (sH. ALL brtsi- had entirely rec Jversd
Have had 10 ?, turn Of symptoms since. " your
remedy IS hkeI sec rdiTE - dirtc ions, believe
tn WoTs; cases car he cured. wishing Won great
Success, an, res peCIfuliy, 5. :. FOSTER.
PTePsrCn orIy ~
J 4 MERCHANT & co, Druggists,
Cor l4th and streets, Wazhn son, n. O.,
= y HON oil orders should 70 addressed Price 80
cents Pei bott!e. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17
EISE aIhCnIN ERY OILS.

We believe that T.. n. KELEOECrS SPIN
DIE, 5NGIEG, SIGNAL zzd C1LfWDAE
OILS, although costing little moie per saIirH-
gr, really the most economical Tor the caus1user fr
the reason Of durability AID freedom from i1yuy g.
machinery Jf parties requiring oils win make
known the Uses fer Shieh they are wanted, he UtII
not only guarantee them satisfaction, buL tnst ths
goods shall prove precisely AS represented. THESE
oils DO: only largely us5d and desgrve&ly spu-
lar throughout the UGited States, but have consist
cradle demand for export, from foreign msnGrsc-
tUrers and aeents.-S cfeatifc Aplsrlr1n. r-si.3r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

Judge Poland is reported q saying that there
Il 10 Law OF libel IN the District OF Columbia
The judge Is mistaken; the l.lel law of Asrv-
land came 70 the District with the other Laws
CT Mary and a. they stood IN ISL. It was so
stiff law, in fact, that Congress some years
ago Z OdidrG il to the extent Of allowing the
tIutA 10 De shown IN justification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

What democratic newspaper has tDs Fpunk
and sls'oUI 10 advocat, the ctEIl-TIglts 0di as
party meLSur5"-B0S'0H Hsr1fL
While TIE Herald i waiting Tor sn answer We
would suggest that q sim a. Inquiry IN regard
TO rel uhdcan newspapers might be something
IF q JouJu0rum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17
AIANTEL CLOCKS.

lNIOIDEpLY GOOD ELBOAMPANB and
- HOREHOUED COUGH DROPS for Coughs
60 de. &C., &C. Hah pound packages, Is cents; as
SATTAEs', Druggist, corner ID and D streets
pos thWest. oct3l-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

That Was certainly cGtiogs way OF es5ab-
listing tue tTuthfuiness O. h.s outrage stories,
Tesorted TO ~ Congress nan Hayes. Of Ala
hama in attacking Mr White, the correspond
eEt Of tie TsbaHs, At = disadvantage. Mos.
people viii think proceeding Ike that calcu-
lated TO Pat the outrage boot Oh the other leg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

Dr. T-luaEe, o: tbe B-J0Eiyu Ta5sruas!a. IS
mskiI & n1g aEain-, the ,tettrr. Maybe t.Is =
sly stab ~ JLs ,heatri AS .T -irot.sr Bsecaer
CT tie Plymouth church ss4g-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17
MADAME FLOREECE,

NTAnAME FLOREHCE,
W The CELEBkAI SD GLAZE 70 YART,
Is uneGUElsd in testing the past present and future
% yOuT life, Ia causing pee1y marriages, bEngng
the separated together, ana pointing out the sure
way Of success IN lie. In matters Of business her
advice is Invaluable, she gives uuise rsal satisf-
GUn; none ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
aiveTr, pay. Gan be consulted at her Psriors.
20. 1I6 street northwest. Willy
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DETlTE POlS.
EgBCPOskLs FOR 7RE ERECTION or
BGILEES. MACHINERY, KTC.. AT THE
tHllhIELPHiA IEPoT OF THIS QUAR-
1EfhASTYRS DEPARTMENT.

EBbCP0skLS Foe fBE BRIGHTON OF
BOILERS, MACgIEkRY, ETG, At THE
FHII sHELPHiA rEPoT OF THIS QUAR-
IEkHASTY RS DEPARTMENT.
IEFCT QrARTEENA~TyR'S OFFICE,
PH1LAuFLPHIA, Nov. 7, 1874
scale FrCpCss In d. pIca-s, with copy # ais
|Ht'T ft'f eEt at.Hct, I" ach, Ill h- rec ivee
tlfs tEiC- UltI IL NJ, tn HIN BECEWBEi,
Isl. for tie Cti, e briIvTs, uRchin. ~ ETC.
y heath 3 > ma utsC UTiug purposes 40 the
Ftltde euia FeVut # the On 1rtsrHsssters Depart
.shs aid specific atioLs which can BE- at this
TIE usual ccrJitions il pcstd upon bidders and
Coz tHtttfS viii te observe g. ard security will be
Ttgu.Ted Tor tte faithful performance Of the work
aIt I'm q. FToTosa'E, 81 81 necessary IT,
2. grafiCn, VIII &c fuEListfd application this
Ervolorss corteirfn- proposals, TO be endorsed
"FrrT - ais - re Erection It Boilers ani Ma
ca lie - The Ptila.eiTEis l. Iot f the garter
u-sie. DeTaT.Ment, EEd addressed 70 the under
p, order Of h Qua.tern,s ster General.
Assistsp, ouarterDas;er General, u. :. A. ia
charge # DrTot. novIG s.
2EB CHARLES MEYEE
Bsgz I.ave l. state ths; be has opensd -
the RESTAURANT q. Tho
sCHUETZEB PARK.
AID at I'll o0u,- i prepared TO sc. 80.
at the Fh0rtes' n,tire Dinners or sup
per-. OTen day and night noviilm
NCIICE OF LIssUI.UTION OF PARTEEH.
Tus n-psTtrership heretofore exist NJ between
JOIN { q GLhHsS S WILLIAM l. 5PAI..
DING.
VS. 7 uta'ly dissolved 90 tire lst dsv Of HDvenber
i-.4 Elth q II late partners are snthpriz@i 70
rfciye and receipt for all debit due h ate r.a
q Lli ITGTit' 0Iess Of the cJ-psrtDSTsLip viii be
s6HH C. CALLAHAN,
WM. y. sPALDING
NCveEher ], 1874. n3yi4-ot'
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NEW YOhk STATE
REFINED CIDER.

100 barrels in store snd TO arrive, and for sale
los ~
AANI'L e. PALMER,
81 GEkENE sTEEET, GEORGETOWN, D, @.
r. B.-FOr the use IF families ard desIers this
-Eff - or vii ElrC =, -IIsEs q IN three gal
iv- 'T i've sall,L kegs, Reg end spigot lJBne1
a.NE-tF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

A. STRAU9,
lOlI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
v13 tr Between 10th and llth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

N0TICk .-esc0s5-szEo 0lcfnlnE f5o0FEl so
y solo- VII cay fsit prloes ga soo01a-Esss
rst. to. Ell ID rrees, e.lv.ss ne ems Igi~
,1ssez. uocsvs&. 3. 4u9xoe. tss-t-tv-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

MADAME kDSs.

This celebrated Lady hatrologist aud u ealing Ne
dunn Coz Dc consulted 81 No. 2el d E:rest,
corner Of 81, Northwest, She has 40 superior
IL deliIestlGg the Past, Present aud Future. II
love or business her advice IL invaluable describing
your FRIENDS, pO-B'lEg yOuE enemies, and Inform
bE you Of tue sBTe way - success in al under
takiEgs Aticn strictly coradentisl. Ladies,
81; gentlemen, 81 80. iyE-ly
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49, CARRIAGES. 49,

LASDiUS, LAYDG GLETo, FIVE-GLESS
LANDA Us, COUPES, COUPLSTS, bAE8g y
che 5, BH-EfOhS, FiCTOhiAS, JAbhf0-
L = rs, b UGGIkS. DaAGS, CO EPs-R JCk 4
va rs, CEh MANTOWN COACHES CLOS s
and SHIFTIAG -QghhIER COkCY IS,
EAGLISH COkCHsS, CLAREN e 8.
hAARSES. CctR.-s.-
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BOARDING.

f0hED AND LODGING al No. 622 o street
ks LorttNest. Meals furnished at al hours, p
cents, WEI. Il. GROWER. povl2-lmE
FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, st Gil
4 s-Tget 10 thwtst; location excellent and rooms
Llcciy furnished. Terms moderate aoy7-2w~
LIFsT-CLASS TABLE BOARD and fms Rooms
o. the NJ st pleasant part Of the avenue. Appty
NO. 1919 PennsylN anna ay. northwest. now 2s'
4 FEw PLEASANT ROOMS for rsut on rea-
n sonhble terms; with good B0ARD; 1909
Maryland avenue southwest nog3 3E~
sTUB BEHT-933 II sITeet, between o h and 10Th,
4 tsndsonlely furGi.hed ROOMS, en- suite or sim
sic, Slth B0atd can now be engaged for the winter
season acs9flp-
EHoICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
" LOOMS, tosether OF separately, in the best To-
eslity in the cry. Refer To Hon. II. Bosrdmsn
rr, Verdi Apply 81 l2l 3 X street NV sepi-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

nfkIDh a. =,
~ ToET HIPPLE, Va. sOvember u, ls74
ssaed Proposals. - c1plicste. 4 be received A.
this OF &c unti = n. rKCENBEH -. lsTa Tor fur-
nishsug the fBEsH BEEf Eegu red - toe : utsis.
tetce Departnss.t Z army AZ this station durfnr
The siN 90 nsohths, car1mclclng January It. las
Also for such choice cuts q fresh Meats s- NAV b
required ~ tine ot1cers aud heir families
defamation - - c1ndilio1s qanlifr 81 Gef rsv-
neIts, stc., can Be- obts iBed ~ application -
SHokSE =. GkfMFS.,
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-25

New ORLEANS IsoLATED.-New Orleans
now is in an almost isolated position. The
crevasse at Bonnet Care aud the washing
away of the bridge at Pearl River have had
the effect of almost closing our communca-
ton with the outer world. We learn that
the freshet IN Mississippi has created
such a rise in the rivers running into the
Gulf that the current has sweep everything
before it.
The bridge at West Pascagoula is gone,
and connection on the Mobile Railroad is
here made by steamer. All the accumula
ton of logs cut during the summer have
been wash cd down against the bridges, and
their weight effected a passage to the sea-
At Pearl River and Pascagoula passengers
are transferred by boat and it is probable
that some weeks will elapse before direct
transit is resumed
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-25

Kellogg is represented by those who hav,
means of knowing to be in condition OF
mind far from enviable. Indeed it is not
difficult to imagine more delightful pc
sition than that which he has occupied from
the moment when. under the cover of United
States bayonets, he seized the office which
rightfully belonged to another.
Harassed every moment of his life by
fears of Congress and the President, con-
cocting tlmsy falsehoods wherewith to
bolster up his rickety government, only to
see them exposed by the BULLETIN, and
himself held up to the scorn Of the world,
caught in wretched attempt to palm him
self off as a benefactOr of the suffering
people of Shreveport, detected and exposed
upon the floor Of the United States Senate
as a falsifier, discovered in his shameful at
tempt to saddle an enormous debt upon the
State in the matter of a State House, to the
enrichment of a few of his special pets and
partisans, badgered by innumerable d isap-
pointed men, to whom he has promised
much, but given nothing, denounced by the
press Of the whole country as a usurper and
wretched bungler; his bed has not been
one of roses, and it is no wonder he is grow
ing sick and pale with apprehension Of com
ing trouble. The wretched fox may double
time and gain upon his pursuers, and
may puzzle the hunters by his devious ways,
but it is only a question of time when he
shall be fairly run to earth and his death
be celebrated by wild halloos and acclama-
tions Of great joy by those who are in at the
death.