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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-12
Singular Effects of Lightning
House destroyed by n Fire Ball.

The Portland Advertiser gives an account
of the singular effect o! lightning which DC
CURED on Monday evening last, 18th inst
at O'Clock. at the house of Capt. David
Upton, of Great Chebeaque Island, Maine
The house was struck by lightning during
the storm. A neighbor who was looking at
the house at the time, perceived ball of
fire, apparently foot in diameter, with u
trail thirty yards long, descending upon the
chimney, and Immediately alter a volume of
smoke began to ascend, as if the house was
on fire. Haslening to the house it was
found a wreck but not on fire.
The Advertiser says:
"rhe family, of six persons, were at sup
per, and their escape with their lives is
miracle. Old Mrs. Upton's arm is cut to
the bone, above the elbow, and she Is other
wise badly bruised. Her granddaughter,
Marietta Hamilton, six years old, is so bruis-
ed as TO be purple from the hips to the feet,
and is in precsrious condition. David Up
ton, Jr., is badly bruised about the head and
face. His child in his arms was unhurt; al
SO his wife, standing near; and old Mr.. Up
ten, likewise Gnhurt.
"But the effects of the lightning about the
premises are astonishing. Old Mr.. Upton
was eating a bowl of bread and milk, with
one hand Upon the bowl, the other holding
the spoon-the bowl was broken IN his hand,
and the spoon has not baeh found. Old Mrs.
Upton had a cup of tea in her hand, and
when she came to herself she was partly
under the table, with a piece of the cup in
sher hard and herself covered with The wreck
of the chimney, among which was piece OF
timber, from the front of the fire-place; eight
feet long, with fat bar of iron of the same
length attached.
The granddaughter was thrown from her
seat at the table to near the fireplace, and
was literally covered with bricks and mortar.
Nearly every article of crockery in the house
two clocks, three looking glasses, and two
old fashioned oak tables in the kitchen were
smashed. The chair in which old Mrs
upton was sitting was broken into twenty
eight .peces-at any rate that number oil
pieces belonging to it were found; cyery
chair in the kitchen was broken. verv
partition in the house was removed from its
position and more or less shattered,
The fluid seems to have gone THROUGH the
bottom of cooking stove, sitting in the
kitchen fire place, leaving hole as if made
by a shot foer inches in diameter, taking of
one leg OF the stove, entering the cellar
through the floor, leaving hole large enough
for an ordinary man to pass. The kitchen i.
on the North side of the house, and from the
sill on this side a portion has been carried
on one footin length. leaving an appearance
as II from the action of powder. The sill
of the house on the south side and east emf
we're sundered and thrown off the under
pinuing, so that that side and end hang sus
pended from the roef.
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TEE EAGEE F0UNDRY.

TT psrnershp heretofore existing between Brinkeyef
in the Foundry business has this dag By
mutual consent of all parties been chang
ed by Henry William Klusman purchasing the en-
tire interest OF John B. M skier in said business.
The Foundry will he carried heretofore but
extern lively. under the firm and style OF
BRINKMEYER. KLUSMAN & co.
Brinkmeysr. Klusmsn Co keep on han an are u,
manufacturing Coal and Wood heating Cooking and
Psror patterns aud zes Fire Frames
Crates Balcony and Fence Railing Machinery etc. which
tn will sell cheap unsurpassed in bauty OF
West
Eagle Foundry on Main street and the Canal.
Sorsoa Main ST. First and Second Evansville,
Ind. BRINKMEYER, KLUSMAN 4 CO.
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= HYDE,s NJARRIEvABD.

CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET.. EVANSVILLE. IND.
THNHE undersigned would respectfully the e
rensof Evansville and the public generally that he has
purchased the stock of No Vermont Marble Dir.
Humphrey fully prepared fill all for Monu-
Tombs Obesks Head and Foot Stones the best
workmanship the material Those wiahing
suitable Monuments their deceased friends would do well
to give him call. All orders promptly attended TO-
2l-tf J..
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HARRESnN EOErNE.

we ndersigned having leased the yell known property
4 formerly owned by Gen. VIM. II Harrison, rear the
bridge the aa river and Depot of the Ohio and Mis-
sssfpp Railroad and lifted the the pton of
oOarders and the travelling public generally Ia eonsdera
ton Of Its handsome location nd the growing around
together with the to the comfort CT guests
tn hope receive and liberal share of
=. 3. DANIELS & son.
& ,2rd lrn-r NJ
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OTWe learn that Charley Sullivan and
Mr.. Fitzpatrick have been appointed Con-
stables in the place of Kripner and Steht.
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NEW WAsHIn GTON HnTEr..

F3NHE removed from their
= old stand Main their Hotel just finish
the where they to
their and all others VINO
cali much superior style than formerly
Thankful past patronage respectfully solicit eontinu
ofthe which shall all endeavorss 70 ner
it, Oar fare will be the best the market affords and our
charges moderate. 81. -
Good Stabll Wagon Yard kept forcountry Eustoa.
ey1G-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDEAECA
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VALULBI,E I.ANus FOR -
nay GOops AT AUCTION,

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
BY y OOLSEY & NELSON,
ON TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE rI2TH. At O'CLOCK.
A NJ Ar THEIR SALES ROOMS.
~ < PIECES Fine Mosquito Nettiugsi
4 - lc do BrilliRnte
10 green and blue Barege.
10 do white figured n EFT.
do do do.
90 black do do;
Is do soft Null
do VictoriS Strives.
~ Marseiles Qmlts-fancy patterns
. 10 Lancaster do;
which will added variety of fancy articles notions
sails positive. Terms cash. jss
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- AUCTTON ROOMS,

DANIEL .@A--.0-
AUCTION ROO1TSs
Old court House Corner Of Third streets ime
diasely opposite the Washington Hotel.
MWAVING leased a of years and fitted up the
well known stand are row prepared TO re-
cey. for sale at auction sale. all kinds of 20 od
wares merchandise household furnitnre' horses bug
gies. ), s-...
Regular sales Tuesday. THURSDAY and saturday
commencing O'Clock. a. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday n ghts. at early gas light. ,
sizes and sales of zeal estate promptly aenosa
to.
We weekly receiving and haTs row on hHns large
and general of FURNIfU Re- consisting stat
spindle aud backs scroll and scooP tops mn
hack office French. Jenny Li"d, and Buste wooc seat
Chairs mahogany wood sofa seat Chairs; EzGOsh
chairs: spring rockers. sofas soelaoie eeh5
card dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors an misses bedsteaqs N at
tras+es tin wire safes. which We VIII sel s Via
We have also great variety Of notions ewelry.
yivlns aecordeOns pocket cutlery guns. pistols Whi
etc etc which will sell reauced prices Tor cash
ia Auet's
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ar Spring Wall iper4. Borders . received
% the of John O. DeTereux. Jr, Main
consisting in part of:
Wall Paper-rom ten cents to three dollars per piece
BorderSfrom three dollars pieoe beau-
full patterns of Gold and Velvet
BE three dollars per centre exceed
ingly rich patterns.
Fire Board Prinor twenty cents to thee dollars per
piece comprising the beautiful
to this city
Paper Window Blinds-of all kinds descriptions and
prices Together with Wrapping Paper. Lamps etc
The above stock is the complete brought Ev
N sville ard will be sold low. The assortment
GOLD PAREOR PAPER
consists the and Iichet patterns, and Cannot
Feeling confident that please the fancy of
those who will favor with call thankful for past
favors respectfully solicit
JOHN G. DEVEREUX. Jr.
my2t Main St. between LIST 4 I'd.
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P G. 0'RILEy IL co. Evansville.
nUvALL, AGO q Co, Memphis. Tenn.
JAMES BOYD, do 40
T. b. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SSAPP, do.
NILEs F. FOLKEs. Vicksburg. Miss.
WM. MCRAE. DO DO.
LocKwo9D \ BROS Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLOGG FooT d" 90:
EDwNKps AZ RCsHSELL. Sc. Louis Mo.
and evening during commencing
az esrIv gssiigbt spS SWEET l. LEONARD.
- Auetioneers.
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HELP THE POOR.

HELP THE POOR!
AT B-I will sell Boots shoes and take mr. il AII
kinds Indiana Stock money. except that
have suspended payment. Call and see.
dec6-tf H. j. HART.
SP4klNG AND SUMMER FASHIONS
HDECEIVED this dav, and sale a supply SCOTT
Ia Fashions for Spring and Summer. 1855. 1he
be su pped by sailing j. L. Eelms Merchant Tailor OPP
posite the Bank
Mr. helms hand large supply Of fashionable
goods which he will be pleased
in the approved styles. Customers
aud the public requested to give me q call
ap10 j. HELMS.
eBAS SACKS Northern Pota oes reed 81
%O mylI COOKS Family Grocery.
N resi- WHITE LIME.-so bills 6ne order. sal by
Y mhi0 s. E. GILBERT l. co.
FwNDRACCO 80 aesored brands in store for
~ sslshy twh61 ORR. DALZELL & 90.
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PROF. %. J. WOODS

CELEBRAIED
lair RE Il o r ATIV i.
TENHE This wonderful Hair Restorative pro-
IL aseing the most results IN he public mind
remarkable COMPOSITION It the only that
be on 70 Tstore grey hair 70 its natural color ana
following:
voluntary testimony the magic effects Of your wonde fu
f.lliss until the top q scalp became had and as smooth
arives Seeirs Your a6vertiseent Twas ind1eed give
your artee Trial audto my found after
very glossy and beautiful appearance, and by the time
e eoq i'm 1 and Swh Of har which is
ons to two in ehss length and wing very fast.
HENRY GOODRICH.
wATERrowx. MASS. May l, 1854.
age Of voUP Hair Three mo"bs nes
being exceedingly grey purchased eed
their native color aud the hair which
fore oy ana nan hq ang on now became soft and dos
scalp lost all the disagresabe itching Annoying before and
respectfully 6H ART. St. WHITNEY.
H Prepared and WHOLESALE and reta at ia Market
where s ali Ga most nG I ps s1 ea
wholesale or retail as and favorable they
81 sale .nafao.arsr'. prices ny HALLooK &
Z ms GEO. FOSTER & co.
TOE CHESTS. REFRIGERATORs, &C
CSF lot of the --latest yie Ice CT ests
eD frg the he' article in the the
Also IT Of No Ice Coolers. Prepare yourselves for
not NAV S'isn'' BY ''lDs fafoRxBRooK cHURcHItLs
- RBLs Extra Choice y. o. sugari
II 90 10 DO fair to prime do do;
Is Cincinnati cured Reef tongues
lbs English Split Peas:
mvI1 COOE's Family Grocery
oNR,rrER s sPRErPT.A RRELs; 80. .,..,,.,
sad for sale by O. NJ GRIFFITE.
Belize Wars Eeuss hack Of the new csurt Horis.
ny23- d&v
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AUCTION SALES.
HOUsEHELOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY WOOLSEY & NELSON,

HOUsEHELOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY WOOLSEY & NELSON,
AN SATURDAY. June 18th. 81 clock q .he resi-
W dence of E. Hill First street two doors above the
Church. all of his household furniture consisting
of fne ssfa chairs bureaus tables rocking chairs
bedteds psror stoves cooking stove crockery ct
VALU LBLf LAMBS FOR SALE
TWO EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS OF LAND IN wARRlOK
COUNTY. SIXTEEN MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
ON Monday July I'd 1855. at sales roOmsOld Court
~ House corner of Third and Nam y o''loek
auction without East half of the
N E. Section 49, Town Ranges West containing
80
The described of situated the Wa
bash Erie canal is heavily tmbersd and is frsrste
eadow land. There IS also good quarry of stone on one
Of the land and large lot of dressed stone suitable
tor building.
ALSO tie half af the s. W or. Section %. Town
Range West containing so Of GOOD Farming Land
about half mile from the Canal and the Straight Line
Railroad. ALSO.
VILE,
One Locust st. between 7sh and sh Is feet By ~ with
good frame house estern stable and wnodhed
between Locust and Main @ by IS with frame
house and good eistern.
Titles indisputable Terms made known on the Day Of
sale. NoOLSEY 4 NELSON.
les Auctioneers.
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c. E LE0 @asscEsr AUCTION ROOMS J.

OPPOSITE TIE SAW COURT HoUsE
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
ERESPECTFULY tender their services to the citizens
10 country tor the sale q kes
Properly, Houses aud L0s
foods Hardware Groceries etc also partcuiar atte-
ten paid sales Of description on reason
abs and satisfactory terms We shall O. excusT y Com
mission having goods Of cur to place
with both tie buyer anu seller WILL
nave legtimat market We will devote our whole
e an6 Commission business ana our friends
assured that w no erOrs TO
them prudence and attention to business nope
confidence of all hose who entruss ther business
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New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, June

Q.
Bacon Shoulders SIC; Sides are held at
loo. Hay, $50. Small sales OF Flour are
making at SO 5000 rs. Fair Sugar $40
58c. Mess Pork SIG rs. Star Candles 23c.
eparted-Steamers ShotwelI, Lands,
Noble, Bullitt aud TelIon. The steamer
Empire arrived yesterday. The Shotwel
leaves this evening.
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REMOVAL

FEvH0MAS HEADEN has removed his stock sf Groceries,
i Boot. Shoes mp Main street. immediately Oppo
site the County AUDITORS old offce and
Messrs Gavisk IL ieason grocery. Thankful for
liberal pstronage heretofore yed he asks eonn
of the his stand all
OLD friends and euasensrs with many NEW
sifIs. tss-lv
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE.
received cOusi toe largest and
NN best selected ortmen Of Chairs that in
the city lille time mprsng all the
and Stat back scoops scroll scroll
and full scroll Banser. End FIR nch Banser Jenny Lind
and Walnut Grscisn. Maple and Oak Gr-c CHERRY and
Gothic Italian Cottage Walnut Cherry and Maple
Blu Boston Rockers. &c. dc which we
bolsse and Retail CT einnati
will saving 3 per those that in habit
pending their time and money in visiting Cincinnati TO
make Il cir pHrehas
also hand general assortment of all kinds
Of Furniture which will sell low for eash.
may IS SWEET ONARO Anet's
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The steamer America, bound from Boston
to Liverpool, arrived here at four o'clock this
afternoon. She was delayed by heavy fog
The Hon. Joseph Howe, connected with
the recruiting service tor the British Legion,
is among the passengers by the Americ'
from this port, bearer Of important dispatches
to London.
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90 ms So 00' SuP'fhh'' GEO. FOSTER & co
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HOUSE PI4sTEBENc.

D. ANDERSON wonid respectfully inf rm the oin-
~ sAd BIZ lders of Evansville that he has
hIs residence in this city and
sill ORDER for house plaster g. work els
building and all other in his line
ard most substantial nuer. Al WORK done by him
viii be war; ed and required when Jobs
exeented in rkmanlike manner Orders Ieft at Partner
CALDWhLI'S store viii meet with prompt atteLtion.
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FIRE, RUN BUT Soon STOPPED.
John BIZ kTiS hRoiag IA her warm quarter on wate
~ street has removed opposite the N. e. Church. Lo
street where Flour Lime, Bacon and Bran be hat
Wholesale ana -etail. myls
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HNLowER vases thermo meters travelling coz pd E
~ London ing ght ana ten key'u freheh
hne French harps dolls marblss toys. tea
sets Eouaes combs superior needles ping tooth
pcks key rings per ellis steel pens. tooth brushes wax
beads chess Emersnn's sapS toilet
SOAP Jumping and battle doors. together with great
80 of motions fo- sale Nv a. O. PUSHEk.
aus under Odd Fellows Hall. First st.
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TTNHE ct on the First Cherry streets IS
by $50 adjoining the esidncs OF Samuel Lister.
lie It of the
gibe building lets the city. and perfect title given
Chestnut adl dining the
idenee Joseph Turnock is sale liner En-
quire of lei J. O, JEW ell.
WANTED.
YOUNG man wanting a situations in store. who can
N quick and Will anything in pOwer
make himself useful. Call at this Office. 6-Iw+
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VALU.AeLE LOT ron SALE.

2
4 - n BBLS choice White me. in TT mo order, Fl
J. OO les by BABCOCK BROTHk
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PITTsBURGH June 9, P. NJ.

III1SbU hG Il J UII6 " M
The river is falling, with nine feet nine
inches water in the channel. Weather
cloudy.
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THE CRY IS STILL t. Ely COME"
ANah'EE5stI ARRIVAL.

WINUOW hAsH AND DUURs.
FULL of all Just and for sale By
"A les BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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THE CRY Is "=TILI. THEN COME"
USf received per steamboat Grand Turk. complete
oD sortmen5 of gsntIemen's clothing furnishing good
trunks, lad les bonnet boxes, Therefore,
For clothing cheap and.fne
Go to ANTHONY LOBENSTINB.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-14
NEW VINE AND LIQUOR sTOKE,
No. 500, Pennsyivania Avenue, north ale .,
Betpeen Second and Third Streets,
w, WASHINGTON. ..'i NJ q s.sl

ID M. A. FENWICK respectfully i'm
1he forms his friends and the citizens Of Wash
ngton and vicinity generally that he has just opened
at the above place an extensive IA ar
.fs. II WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
Comprising every variety Of the very best and pures
kinds, and most approved brands ever introduced
into this city, which he Is ready to SELL wholesale or
retail 10 dealers, hotelkeepers, families, on the
most advantageous terms. His stock Of Wines and
Liquors have been selected with the greatest care,
and persons purchasing from his establishment will
be satisfied that the articles are fully what he repre-
SCENTS them to be- He pledges himself that nothing
shall be wanting on his part 70 merit share OF pub
lie patronage
He enumerates in part, the following kinds be has
now in store, viz: VIII 81 53. fys.1aE
BRANDIES.
Old Otard, Old London Dock. Pale, Old Pinet
WiIIsKEY
Bourbon, Old Rye, Old Monongshela, Scotch, and
Old Holland Schiedam Schnapps
JAMAICA SPIRITS, RUM, &c.
WINES
Superior Old Port Amoptillado Sherry, Superior
Sherry, Hook Hsidsick, Champagne Of the best
brands 8. s. Madeira &C. $3.50
BEST HAVANA CIGARS.
Also, Sweet OIL, Sardines, Pickles, Olives, Lob
sters, and other Preserves, Sauces, 30.
oct s0-staw5m
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6 A BLooHxH.--A fuIl-bloxn bloomer, the first Of
the season, perambulated our streets Yesterday.
She wore drsb Spanish hat with feathers, and
long cloak with heavy cape, made of dark
cloth, - also were her pantaloons. Take her all
In al, she was : sumner in the way Of costume,
and looked like an actor on bis way home from
the theatre. with cloak thrown over his stage
clothes. For . person Of "refned, beastly
TASTE" as Madame Darlington hath it, such exhi-
billions are doubtless gratifying; but 70 the "judi
cious' they are grief"
M .TaE BLACK SwAs,--Aiiss Greenfield, known as
the Black Swan. win give concert At the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian Church African) this evening
Y Miss Greenfield il negress, about 20 years OF
sge, and was born . slave In Mississippi She was
taken TO Philadelphia when an infant by her mis-
tress and there carefully educated by Quaker
lady. Her voice 10 one Of extraordinary power and
compose. She Is in fact, a musical prodigy, and as
such, deserving Of patronage. ss 4 s..ay
N LUDrosous MIsrAKE.-Best joke Of the Ssaso.
Guy, Sr., of the National and General Cass are 90
much alike, tits hard to tell tother from which,
Last week, q gentleman coming down the stairs
\ Guy, I can't stand this: being put in the third
story having 70 tramp three flights Of stairs every
time Igo 70 my roomt ssiqai ~ sa I,
The reply was--- n HFs91 afgits ssG ssssh
nsa" Sir ills not Guy, but General Cass you ad-
Dress" "a ra,s3'ss s,2 u 49El9 Is
Gent apologixed and went out--soon returned !;
thought he certainly saw Guy, ST., before him and
exclaimed N s,i n, ailsss 5s.,i. MI sfsssl
\. " Guy Guy good joke / mistook Old Cass
for you just now @
'Sir," said the General, blufiy, " you meet Old
Cass again"
| ASCENSION CHURCH.-Th Fair for the benefit
of this church is still omen at Odd Fel0wa' Hall
TO the benevolent this Fair presents extraordinary
claims. eas,a n ss-5 srt,5f NJ 9sess5F
The ladies' of the + street Presbyterian Church
will be happy to their friends this evening, at
the Franklin Building, corner Of Ninth and b ste.
They are DESTROYS Of establishing school for poor
children.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-14
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
Vt M nm der,s Assent Hall.

W. MUNDEN, professor OF Dancing
LIE ut Georgetown College and Convent, and
principal teacher Of Washington city has the honor
to announce to his former patrons and the pubic
generally that he will resume the duties of his Scho
on Thursday November eth 1885, at Numbers Al.
semby Hail. adjoining the Star Office, at O'Clock,
p. NJ, for ladies, misses, and masters, and on the
same evening at TX for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the unequalled progress q
his numerous pupils in his former classes Ia suf-
cient guarantee Of his superior skill instructor
Prof N. begs leave TO remind the public of the
nnbounded success Of his May Festival Ball. at tie
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
Of 200 persons.
His new Hail. which is one of the largest, most
beautiful, and in the city with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
can be rented for balls and parties The location 10
convenient TO persons residing in any part of the city,
Days of Tuition: On Tuesday and Thursday, at .
o'clock. p. NJ, and on the same evenings, at 2 for
gentlemen. AlHu sfaff'ss 1T lU.
A class for young married ladies and gentlemen
viii be formed shortly. 'Ha4
All who desire TO join his classes, will please apply
At Mr.. John f. Els's Music store, Pennsylvania ave-
nue, near Tenth street. or 10 Prof NJ, at his rooms,
on the above days. A subscription list is now OPEN
ts-receve the names OF those wishing tickets
to the Soirees. Only Is for the season.
oct 30-dn .I. E Ws4tF Fl t.
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kn71 ACRES or LAND FOR SALE.

sst GOOD INVEST N EMIT. 4 E77TfII !
AM authorized TO offer for sale five Brick
- Houses, on Four-and-a-half street. near the Az
enue; also, two frst-class Houses on Missouri ave
nue., egby located which will be sold at fair prices
one-balf TO be paid down, and the remainder on 4
credit Of 30 years. interest payable ON deferred pay
ments quarterly. M s7il9 Iifas@7sli l.is e
For other particulars inquire of .ai's3isl
iAaEP1fs S9ii iTfs1 81 JAMESJ. MILLER i
9aaaseae Y Real Estate Agent Columbia Place.