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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

Among the minor offices connected with
the House of Representatives for which
there is considerable struggle Is that of
caterer or keeper of the House restaurant.
This place has been held for several years
by George I. Downing, well-known COL
or, politician, and, as he claims, a citizen
OF the state of New York. Downing is
candidate for re- election or re-appointment
by the new House upon the grounds, first,
that he is a celebrated caterer; and, second
that IL the Democracy wish to show their
love for the colored race they have a signal
opportunity 10 do so In his case as one OF
their representative men. Downing says
that he was always kind to the democrats In
the House and made no discrimination
against them In the distribution OF his pies
and pastry when they were In the minority.
He is OF the opinion that the southern demo-
Gratis especially have now a magnificent OPP
portunity 10 show their love for the sou thern
brother by retaining him in his present po-
sition and selecting him to dispense their
daily indigestion. II they retain him he is
willing TO DO all that he can to divide the
color d vote in the South, and, in his own
words. "to emancipate his people from their
thrs -om to the carpet baggers."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

Mr.. NJ. Il. Conway, who has been lately
delivering learned and unique lecture on
"The History Of the Devil" is now out In
one upon fossil Man." In this lecture he
says that two popular errors In regard to the
age Of the world and the origin of man were
charseable to Archbishop USHER and John
Milton. The Archbishop succeeded In get
ting the chronology Of the Bible placed In
the margin so as TO make the world about
5000 years old. John Milton described our
frst parents as lordly and noble in appear
ance. He said these two errors had been
corrected more clearly within the past fifteen
years than In any other period, and he at
trfbuted the new light OF science largely to
the fossil man found in Abbeville by Boucher
De PeIthes, and afterward examined by Dr.
Carpenter, Of London, and others; and to
ether discoveries in Kent cavern and else
where. The Abbeville fossil, he said, was
found in stratum showing its existence q
long time anterior TO the usually accepted
time OF the origin Of man. 1t was of snch
shape too, that while IL was Enthusiastically
q human skull, Ii showed a greatly inferior
face. Mr.. Conway concluded with an en-
dorsement of the theory of evolution, declar-
ing that every principle Of life In vegetation,
In the fishes Of the sea, and in the entire
animal Kingdom, had served the purpose
during the ages past Of contributing to the
development Of the highest state OF being,
civilized man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

The annual report of the superintendent OF
the city of New York shows the beneficial
results Of the compulsory education law in
the increased attendance OF pupiM A COM
parison OF the average attendance last Sep
TENDER and that in the same month In 1874
shows an increase in favor of the former OF
4,1s9, which increase Is mainly attributable
TO the compulsory law. The agents OF tru-
ancy, whose duty IL Is TO pick up all truants,
up to the LIST instant had Investigated G, 179
cases, OF which {, 522 were truants and nom
attendants. The agents receive the names OF
many hundreds OF boys found lettering In
the streets; they then visit the parent or guar
dian Of the boys, and endeavor to induce
them TO attend school: II they fail by argu.
ment and persuasion, they then procure q
warrant from police justice, and send them
TO Randall's Island. The agents are at pre-
sent securing the streets in search of boot
blacks or others properly coming under their
surveillance, and often create great con ster-
nation by their unexpected Ape arance
among them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

Secretary Bristow has deemed Ii best to
write letter TO pronounce unqualifiedly
false the report mentioned during the trial
OF Avery that he 1.-THE Secretary was con-
nected with the whisky firm in Louisville
which first received notice OF the government
raid on distillers- The Secretary need not
have taken the trouble to deny the rumor,
since no one credited IL. 1t was on a par
with the story connecting Gen. Babcock and
even the President himself with the whisky
ring, and which was doubtless started To in
timidate the prosecution for the govern
ment, and break the downfall OF the real Of
tenders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29
TIE REPORT OF THE WATER REGIS

THE REPORT OF THE WATER REGIS
TRAR-Inlporfdn Recomne,sddtioas.-Tner re.
port of Il e water registrar OF the District OF
Columbia, which has been sent to the Com
missioners for the District, discusses at length
the water supply OF Washington, In reference
10 which so much complaint is made by the
residents Of the higher portions OF the city.
Several million dollars have been expend-
ed by the general government upon the
aqueduct which connects the city with the
Potomac river, and IL is estimated that at
least another million dollars will be required
TO render the supply sufficient. The water
registrar recommends an appropriation for
this amount to lay an additional water main,
and the Commissioners in their report will
indorse the recommendation. The growth of
the city during the last four or i've years has
largely increased the consumption of water,
the population being now nearly twice as
many as when the aqueduct was built. The
present population of the cities Of Washing
ton and Georgetown is estimated by the bu-
Ieau OF statistics at rs 900, and there are at
least ten thousand people additional within
the outlying territory of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29
- CircNIaft0W Mere than Dos6ye
that Of any other Daily Paper
pW6ltshed fn Washim0fom.
To Advertisers.

In order that The large and rapid7y bscreasiao
edition Of THE STAR psdy be delivered 10 Us car
rie7s add serted 70 subscribers at a reasonable
hour each Goy, Is necessayy to close the forms
os nearly os possible at 3 O'Clock p. m Adrerti-
s1s are therefore requested 10 send q, their adler
ftsevse,,ts not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. "
vecefred after this hour there Is 0reR danger hhdf,
srikh the exception Of tnspeTGtfre cdses,-ssch as
Deaths, Lost, 6e.,-th<y cussot appear iual the
foQosctlaQ ddg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

The decision Of the q. 3. Supreme Court
to day In favor OF the Union Pacific railroad
VIII have the incidental effect Of buoying ND
the New York stock market, and business
interests there a. well Had the decision
been adverse, the clears" would probably
have broken Jay Gould down, and his fail
stocks and prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

The Boston Globe is inclined TO think that
all the excuses made for declining to accept
the generous offer Of the Fifth Maryland
regiment TO accompany the remains of the
Vice President 70 Boston are very shallow,
and says ii is pity that the power OF de-
Gliding was left TO short-sighte and narrow
minded officers, who seem TO have been in
capable OF appreciating the character Of the
oder and the effect of its acceptance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
does not seem 20 anxious as IL did to prose-
cute the alleged recipients Of the subsidy
und In this city for recovery Of the amounts
aid TO have been paid them by Irwin. 1t
win be seen BY the paragraph In another
column that proceedings have already been
discontinued In three Of the cases, and viii,
u II understood, be discontinued In others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

A Bengal editor Suspended bis paper two
weeks on the arrival OF the Prince OF Wales.
What live Yankee editor would have done,
according to the New York Express, would
have been 70 publish extras, interview the
Prince and every member Of his suite, and
probably give away chrome Of the royal
yia1tog 70 new subeoytbsuh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

A MOTHER LOT OF NEW AND CHEAP DRY
"A GOODS inst received from New York, PhilA-
delphis and ssltir,ore
500 yards best Plain Black Calico. &C.; go yards
ooBble width black Alpaca. IS worth Sc: 100 ards
nearly twc-ysrds- vide Black Water proof, Use !.
vsrth sl 200 yards q very nne Black Cashmere, sl
wool g. rs. Sc, 81; 100 ards of all the fash
ion Dress Goods Plain, Plaid Dsess Goods, Is 20 IS,
30, 81. IS. s0c SEQ yard. OF yard wide heavy On.
blesched Cotton. skc-; 0oo yards Of one yard and
OF two yards and q qTarter vide Sheesins Cotton
2sc.; 800 pairs Of Double Blankets, -, worth o5:
medcated alt wool Red FLANNEL, Soc: lso6 yards OF
Cessimeres for and koy 81, 50, 81, IS &c
Airs, &C. excellent Ladies. Stockings, lie 400 ards
real feather-Drocf Bed Tick, s. worth Sc; 10 O0
the very best yard vide Cotton made, NC, in small
pieces yards ard yards; the greatest bargains in
Blscb Silks, q Is, Sl.5o, ol.7s, %. novfg-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

kon EEHI.SQ0 sh street southeast, i've
squares east OF the Capitol. Members OF Com
gress and others desiring Furnished Pariors ana
Bed Boors, without board, also, two unfurnished
Rooms for rent, pply above. neyls- lmE
tok kkNT.HOusE 46 G street northwest, Z
rosms, water in kitchen; large yard, &c. as
per moth In advance. CARRIE GTON 3 CAR
hINGTON, Attorneys at-Law, 4 - Louisiana ave-
EOk RkNT-Handsomea and Comfortable PAR.
bo.r do ~ and Bel Rooms, with q. without
Terms moderate. noviE,f'
EOK PENTHOUSE No. 6O7 New Jersey ave-
nue., Line rooms gas and water; good yard; S35
Per month; Apply to W. o. JOHNSON, TIs i5ih
saoet nOItnNeet noy6 I'm
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PERSONAL.

MES DB. ELLIS, ASfroG0gta and Cgatrroyanf
A'A gust arrived, and Can be consulted on gil sub
lects, nsmely Lawsuits, Oourtshp, Marriage. Sick
ness, bsent friends, Property Lost or Stolen. BY
the planets ell things controlled. Once: south
west corner 10th and sts. northwest: entrance on
lotn 81 novl-eosm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29

MADAME RO20.
This celeorated Lsdy Astrologfst ana Bes,sns Mo-
di9n can 6s consulted q No. a0I sreet, corner
ING the Pest, Present and Future. In isve OF bud
nee her edyioe 10 Invaluable, describing your
nIenos, Dofntfng out your enemies, and Informing
Lou OF the sure vay 20 IN eli undertakfngs
afssion strictly confidential LAdsss, o.; gsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29
p KAk kSYARR BULLRYIU
.fHOs. Z: WAaGAMAN. SO .,A H.
tChessges made euesy WeGbsesddV and SUurdoy.l


81 St, Sc, eli mod. inSs, 10 IA. $500. sos
sKn ne ali mod i%ps. 10 r:..... Eos SS
ia lith st, Sc, all mod. imps. 8 rs....... 5000
1899 10Th st eli mod imps 800
W ga st. n e., ell mod inps 10 rs.-........ 100
1872 1872 l l5,h e. z, W. moo imps, 500
is11 y. NV, moo I'm rs $500
249 I'd ct. s.w., mod imDs, rs............. i 500
x-storv Brich ond Nrasse Howses 1br SoSe.
Hcs k H5ri !, 81 Iaa nod i%I:
los ~ R;ss. It. 1B Hec mo inn. = sSo
s. s:ss i % mod IMP: T: i ss
siio = NOD nS %,: mp: r.: i isSS
sSo 5s So 3 ssth St ne. 1%Ss 4; $50
s a,: aS,h IT, NV, mod. imps, rs.... go
$ . s. II mod mod ii% ns:, e.:
~ ~ sas :, '.,ts ~ ned inS:. -. IS
i siS I i. n.. .si Iss ~
Bridge g, Gsowr, bet. Msrfst and Sred'r st. 900
n1 n q, Get: s1d St. n w........ so
s S q bet and ". los, ssSG...... 50
Vernon. ave.. Sss ana 4. Isr fr--.... .S
81, bet st iS ana ~ n =. w. ~. I ssr g.
i ss &: g.. s St. an: ana ss ~ " ;:l Pis o.
$sh ST. pet and css y. Isr fl..-........- IS
L st.s bet. nth and 2ist n. " pcr ft "a
New Jersey ave, bet d and i n. w., psr TT. 50
6Ossses Tor Roas.
~ y. ave: p. ". (furn. J, al m. fmps, u r. ans
Ver aont apd0ay q; Geo townI fur. nj 81 As
~ n.rH: t1in; al nod mp, - ~ .---.... 40
IL ave-, Inrr) Al nod inps., 70 rs.... so
j::.y .i:r :, =. q ~ ias. . |. i iS
- ,.s n ", III ned imp, Y 49, .---.. 100
s. S & :t Il " ~ Be- J. irs scs n,s = M
q H. ave; Nv, SaaoleI Al nod: inDs-, II n 50
SSs 0.. ziee an1 -. ~, Nd, fnDs., Mr. e
~ NV. 30 tnDs.a rs--.....--....--.... 81
o. n. O., ned. tmDG., - t. q
~ Virginia ave- 9 ", nod. tnDs-, -. =
~ - u. q. 81 mod t1Ds., - .,-.-- q
ss-sos nova- tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-29
LOST AND FOUND.

OsT.on Sunday, between rs. h and streets
- and Georgetown, an Etruscan aud Lava PIE,
The finder IA be suitably rewarded By leaving II
al Isl Il street northwest IL
TAKEN UP AsTRaY-A Brown COW, gff1 a
leather strap on her neck. The owner 49,
VIII please come forward, pay charges, aud eSH~
tske her away 2Y0 st,eet northwest. noyb 81
&S REWARD-Losf, on Friday, the 18th isst ,
POe POCkET BOOK. coDtaining q % cote
several notes, and small change. The shove re-
ward vii be gwen II returned 60 No. 511 @ street
II OsT One small POCKET BOOK. English Rus
Key, end several memoranda. small eumela tic band
round book. liberal reward will be paid by The
turn OF the same to this Office, or ct wflIsrd's >
tel omce. nov1e Sc.
(AMK TO SUBSCRIBERS. November a. Is75.
~ Two astay COWS; one red. with white =,
Isoe, the other light roam. with star IN face ~ IL
The owner viii please come forward, proveKA-
tween Sorih Caroline avenue and 1est Osyttol 81.
noyzy-St- P.F. MILLER.
&S BEWARD-Lost, on street car either on
gO PenDsy snia avenue from LIST 20 9TH, or on 7th
from Penn.ylyania avenue 20 n street sour Invest, a
Russia Leather POCKET BOOK, With about ssu
10 IL, end owners name red card strap ped out
SIDE: The sooye reward will be received BY leaving
II oeT-wtdpesday evening, the 24Ih, Amethyst
wsid viii be psid II returned TO 2s01 Peaosylys-
osT-on Tuesday last, TWO srEERs-oas .
other Q Brown Brindle, with long white tS~
horns. Five dollars reward for each one npols
at the Station house, corner TIN and Boundary
streets. nov8-3t.a
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LYONS SILK YKLvETS.
sEAL-sKIN AND VELVET CLOAKs.
CLOTH CLOAKS AND wRAPPIMGS.
SHAWLS, SILKS, &c.
~BLACK and CoLeRED SILKS, CAMELS
HAIRS, MATlLAssE, and PARIS NOVELTIES.
All ess
@Northern and Eastern correspondents send us
One price only, marked in plain figures.
PERRY Il BROTHER.
Pennsylvania avenue aud 9Th street.
Iov2e-eost lks.abIished 1901
B0tele.'s China III all.
WEDDING PRESENTS
WOOD,
TIN,
CHINA, AND
SILVER WEDDINGS,
}. w. BOrELER q BROS,
nov2s3t China BALD 92s PennsyIvauia ave.
"A By the Dbl; ehoiee.
BALDwINS,
SiirTRIiNs'
g. q. CORNWELL 4 SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
141s PennsylvaDia avenue,
nor22 tr Opp. Wizards Hotel.
'sChlna Hall"
PLATED TEA SETS,
OGSTOPa ICE pIrNuupc
EPERGNEs, CAKE BASKETS,
FRUIT AND BERRY DISHES,
WALTERS, FORKS, SPOONS, &C.,
Ofsuperior quality and low prices, at
J. w. BOTELER Il BROS.
pov2e3t 923 China HsID Penna. ave.
COMPOUND TAR CORDIAL
~ Cures Coughs, Colds and Diseases of the
Throat. 1t contains no opia.e OF astringent. For
sale By o. Sr9TT CO.,
Ask your Druggist for it. novZ-6tf
M 4 ;s.... CHOICE r.s 4 &c.,
HOLIDAY GOODS
NOW OPEN AT
NJ A RkRITER'S,
No. 439 7TH STREET,
novNst- EiRhtdeors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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good grace as possible. It would GER
tainly be dreary prospect to antici-
pate continued excess of expenses
over resources from year to year, as
has been the case in Ascension for
some time past, and any lawful action
that will correct this state Of affairs
should be approved by every citizen
having the general welfare at heart
and desiring to see the incubus Of a
large and growing parish debt re-
moved from the shoulders of the tax
payers.
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again, but Bowling caught the re-
volver and the hammer fell upon his
thumb, which prevented the discharge
Of the weapon. The ready shooter
was arrested aud arraigned rs above
stated. Justice Wilkinson cent &C
cused before the Parish Judge, who
will examine into the case this afte1
noon.
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4E To go per bay. ENTS
VO WAITED. All clnsses of work
ing people Of both sexes, Young and old,
make more meney ut work foo ue, in thrir
Own localities, during their spare moments,
or all the time, than at any thing else. We
ese4y Soars work PHI
terms. etc, cent free. Send us yoar address
1t once. Don't delay. Now i the time. Do
not look for work orsbusiness elsewhere, nm
til you have learned what We Offer G. Srfs-
SON Il Co., Portland, Ne -jalf1y
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-13

Eugene Landry was arraigned be-
fore Squire Wilkinson this morning,
charged with having assaulted Ben.
Bowling with murderous intent, last
night, about IL o'clock, at Jos. Mar
tins coffee-house, corner Railroad
Avenue and Orelousas street. The
quarrel grew out Of game of cards.
Landry claimed that Bowling owed
him twenty cents and At the close Of
the game dsnanded that amount,
which Bowling refused to pay, deny
ing chat he owed it. Landry re-
marked that he would take It of Bow
ing's hide, and drawing revolver
he fired at Bowling, Who seized bic
antagonists arm aud threw it aside,
and the bali passed harmlessly, into
the wall. Landry attempted to fire
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SUBSCRIBE Now!

WE will send the Donaldsonville CHIkY
w and the Louisville Weekly Courier
journal, postage prepaid On both papers.
for one year, for 81 80.
The Weekly Co,uier Journal il the great
family paper Of the Southwest.
@VALD1VlA3n A Tale or the
Soath, = magnificent serial story. win be
carly in November.
Send u. - 80 aoi - lot. ra,,S,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-13

The Henry Tete male a trip to
Thidodaux this week and experienced
no difficulty in navigating the Bayou.
The Tete came out with feir load
Of freight and a crowd II passengers,
which was materially aug mented at
this place By number Of those who
had beer on board the Inflated Fleta.
Among the latter was band of mu-
sicians, and as the Tete left the land
ing and started for New Orleans they
struck up lively tune, probably in
tended as an expression of their de-
light in escaping ducking in the
cool waters Of the big muddy.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-02-13

Ma Edward Casadez, residing in
Crescsat Place, swallowed . table
spoonful Of spirits of hartslorn by
mistake On Friday of last week, and
has been cen6ned to bis room from
the effects ef the mishap until this
time. His situation for . time was
considered quite critical but he is now
almost recovered 80
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OOHfEL,
Collector,
" q. WILKINSON,
W.
Nevsdealor and Stationer.
- - Railroad Atsnus, e.
DONALDsONVILLE. Ia.

DONALD6ONVILLE Ia,
Dealer in all kinds Of Books, Newspspers,
Periodicals, Pictures, Blank Books, Pens,
Ink, Toys. Fancy Articles, Garden and
Flower seeds, etc. '+ = .
subscriptions to any newspapsr or period
icsl received IT publishora' rates. Any thing
in the reading line not ON hand will b pro-
cured At the shortest Feasible notice.
Call 1t the sign Of the
Accession News Dep~t. 3d.
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Three young colOred men were be-
fore his honor Mayor Terrio last
Tuesday charged with creating dis
,tnrbance at several of the coffee
houses Sunday night By demanding
TO be served with liquor at the bars
where only Caucasians are supposed
to take their pisen." A deputy
sheriff was arraigned before Justice
Wilkinson, Monday, GA the same
charge. y An the parties Who thu.
sought to test tn civil rights ques-
ton as applied = sssality Il ,scss in
gin mills wers d. li ~ ~, MI sep
rimand, we believe. Considerable OK
eitement MAS caused ~ the slE.ir
Monday, and Il sssus4 = one time
that fight was imminent on the
front street, but angry passion gave
way to sober reason after one Of the
chief actors in tho disturbance was
arrested, and white-ro&ed peace sup
planted grim yisnged war.
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THE RA1LROAD.-Mr.C G.. H. Allen,
WHO now holds the position Of Super
intendent of only the Louisiana Di-
vfsion ofthe N. o., NJ. e. T. r. X.
1.-THE Mobile and Louisiana division,
having been separated in interests, on
account Of certain legal proceedings
affecting the Mobile section alone,)
came up on the train yesterday on q
teur of general inspection Of the road
uader his control. We learn from
Mr.. Allen that it is probable arrange
ments will be made for the extension
of the road to Grand River, a distance
Ut fourteen miles beyond the present
terminus. 1t is anticipated that this
extension will largely increase the
business Of the line, as boats will run
the Atchafalaya, Teche, Courtableau
and adjacent streams in connection
with the trains and thus attract
large portion Of the freight and travel
froniss he fertile Attakapas region to
the railroad. As q nataral conse-
quence Of tie augmented business of
the road, we, will have finer cars, a
better ferry boat at Westwego, q
thoroughfare and perhaps
two passenger and freight trains each
day, all of which would be improve
ments that would meet with warm
from the travelling pub
lie and freight shippers.
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recovered.

Meais.J. II. Lusk ard g. eau
trean, who We're chosen Justice Of the
Peace and Constable of the seventh
ward, respectively, Il the regent
Asxtion, have received their commits
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Town Of Donaldsonville.
TINE TABLE n. O., H. Dr.. r 3.
T11IYIRIANA DIVISION. IA

TINE TABLE n. O., II. s&,T. R B,
LOUISIANA DIvI6lON.
Daily Passesaer Irain-Leaves New Or
leans, from head Of Canal street, atr7:45
4. II.
Arrives ct DonalAsOnville at IL II.
= .Whitecastle ct 1880 r. \.
1eturniug-Lcaves Whiaoosstls 1t l&4sP. u.
Leaves DonAA soavillA.a at l:3o z. -.
Arrives - ~ l0raeas at sr.a.
Trains stop at Ill way stations
.Treioht Hf&sar-Doaves DSA aI1seaville daily
(sundaya sscsDtedt 1t lls1es4. NJ. Sugar
and molasses will be lande1n the sugar
otter shfpment.} xat6s oisakar, 81 so per
hid molssses. Is cents Pr bl.
.Jos. II U0Mss, :! ssis esf c. ALLEN,
e Agent. e u 0enst14 Manager.
Ff4.r Ea...s3 s.s -
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GooDs BsLow Cesr-Fon the pezt
sixty days there will be great clear
ance sale of the splendid stock Of
goods at. the popular establislmentsof
the lats Masxl Israel to close Up ~
affairs of Mr.. Israel's succession. See
the ner, advertisement in to-day's