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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-04
NOTICE,

LII Indebted late firm of v. K. Hendricks
N Co. again notified Of the necessity Of inme
settlement the business fthe old firm be settled
mh7 HENDRICKS & McREA-
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GRIST MILL.

THNHE Fulton Mill is in good order for grinding Wheat
Il Rye. Buekwheat and Corn with dispatch equal to
Mill In the West for quantity and quality four tho
machinery Is of the latest making
lively and good Good wheat for four
sold will be warranted. The Mill will regularly on
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other days three
wagon loads Of srain together; and Try.
H6-Flour and Meal for sale Mil
Highest market price paia for Wheat. -
nov23-tf j. H. BIRTH
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H9OLAssEs.-
IL lvH bbls Molasses:
II 200 halt bbls (Ben nett's cooperage).
Il mhs PRESTON BROS.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS ~ GkccEHIks LIQUORS. coRxER
wATEs VINE sTs. EVANSVILLE. IND.
NIX undersigned have th day formed copartncrsip for
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery aud Liquor
business having succeeded business Messrs Allis
Hows purchased their stock and made additions make
caylese shall be able offer good bargains
FOR CASH. any house in Evansville city 10 the
West. K. S.fTENNEY.
JAMS s. SORENSOy.
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NOTICE.

YTNE subscriber retiring takes this
~ tunty his grateful vsdgemens TO the
merchants and others of Evansy and the surrounding
liberal share of besto wed the
late firm off. Reilly during his connection with it,
period fourteen and would respectfully
tinuince OF the same to his successor in business
e2o-tf JAMES REILLY.
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THE MYSTERY SOLVED
HUDGING from the crowd of customers that have bee
% visiting friend Embichs store for the past two weeks
under impression that he (as the saying in
mercal had by the board and in
the selling sacrifice. but further
ry happy TO readers hatsuch is
the case. He has hand full assortment of Spris
Dry Goods. and is selling very low
hence the rush 20 mis- apI4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-04

MACKEREL! MACK EREL.l
EpEC' per steamer A. s. shotwell;
HI bbls Long No. Mackerel;
$ half do do % DO
bhls Long No. 2Mackersi;
half bills do do do;
I5keets do do.
bbis Long No. Mackerei;
hlftbls 90 do do;
brs Herring; 2 drums large CodAsh.
Also reed per steamer '''76,''
Is bxsw. r. Cheese; for sale by
api l. & d. HEINA
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHy G. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
81 dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
Teasters Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps phossene
Cas- etc., ec., Main street, between First and Second
treet. laugIe lv
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union says that the Louisville riots
have caused many persons Of enterprise and
wealth. natives as well as foreigners, to sell
out and move from that vicinity, stating facts
to substantiate the assertion.
The IRfsifigeHeer thus sums up the war
news by the Atlantic that arrived yesterday ::
By reference to the subjoined telegraphic
correspondence, it will be seen that the news
from the CriEea comes down to period sew
eIal days later than the time which had been
appointed, as we were informed by previous
adyices, for the renewal of the bombardment
of SebaStOpOl. The expectation was very gen.
eral that the present steamer would bring In
telfigence of the issue OF that ATTACK. but Ii
does not appear that such an event had taken
place 1T the time fixed upon. The public
inird, therefore is still left In suspense. IL is
possible there may have been an error in the
statement that any particular day had been
ASSIGNED by the Allies for another and moro
vigorous assault; but whether this be the case,
or what has retarded the further movement of
the combined forces against that stronghold of
their enemy, we are furnished with no better
means of Judging than our readers.
The battle at the bridge on the Tchernaya
was attended with unusual carnage, and the
Russian loss is reported as four to one greater
than that of the Allies. But it does not ap-
pear that any decided advantage was gained
by the latter, since the Russians were not
driven from their position.
The meagre details received relating to
the bombardment of Sweaborg leave the gen.
eTal account somewhat contradictory. 1t is
stated that the Russian loss was less than two
hundred in killed and wounded, and yet that
the Notifications we're destroyed. This is con-
tradicted by the Russian commander, and ap
parently with truth, as il is almost ineonceiv-
able that the destruction Of sach Notifications
should have been attended with loss so in
considerable"
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PERSONAL,

.,..Hon. Paul Wentworth, of Concord. "a
Their Of HoE. John Wentworth of IIIinoie. died
at Sandwich, the place Of his former residence.
on Thusday. He was about eighty years of
age.
THE Hon. Charles s. Moreheed was On
Tuesday last duly installed rs Governor Of the
State OF kentucky for the term Of four yeas.
Mr.. Murdoch, the tragedian, was taken
suddenly i'll in Cincinnati, on Tuesday ereninc.
just as he commenced reading before lsrse
audience at Smith NixOn's new hall
1.-THE sister of Kossuth was at Worcester
recently, for the purpose Of selling laces and
similar articles. She resides il New York,
and maintains herself by dealing in rich en-
broidery articles. She is lady of pleasing
manners, with much of that noble bearing
that so strongly characteriZes her distinguished
brother.
Mr.. Fillmore was presented to the En-
peror Of the French on the lOth Of August, to-
gethcT with niBeteen other Americans Mr.
Fillmore was to have been favored with a pri-
vate presentation, and in consequence went in
black coat, but, by some unexplained acct
dent, was thrown among his countrynen. who
were in uniform, and he thus presented in
more than one respect the NEST noticeable
figure IN the company.
....Charles W. Carrigan has been nOmina-
ted by the Democrats of Philadelphia as their
candidate for Register Of Wills.
1.-THE Albany Express, commenting upon
the many railroad accidents. says: IF the
dead could speak and the main I'd would drag
themselves into court and testify, the ffee9
hnRdTeG and eIghty-SeVc3 Kik6i and gc9ss,K-
Ell tTaCfEifrs Of 1854, would unfold a tale If
horror which would make even souIIess cor
porationS turn pale and tremble"
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of a writ OF
w Furi Facias under Lien Law I" issued from
the Clerks Office Ct the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. for the county Of Washington
and TO me directed, ] shall expCse to public xele
for cash, on r RlDAI, tie 2Slh day OF September
next AZ tie front Of the Court house door OF the
said county, a. - O'Clock IN, tie following prop
cry, VIZ all William Duu's Interest INFO the
Brick Houses situated on The west half Of I,ol No
2, in Square No. 253, in the city OF Washington,
ID g, siezed and leyied upon as the properly az
william Dun. and will be sold to satisfy Judi
tlal NO. Il to October, ISIS, IA favor OF Colt
man Smith ] ID HOOVER
Marshal for Distiict OF Columbia
sep ids
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THE LATEST.

LONDON, Saturday morning Queen Veto.
ria will embark on Monday, from BouIogne,
on her return to England. The Emperor will
accompany her to Boulognc.
Adviccs from Paris state that so. 600 addi-
tional reinforcements are to be sent to the
Crimea.
The allied squadron in the White Sea have
captured two Russian ships and one steamer.
The squadron was preparing to quit that sea.
The Berlin papers state that Austria has de-
clared that she will treat, according to Mill
tary law, every Individual found tamperiag
vita the Austrian soldiers ~ th a view of III
ducing them to join the Anglo italian Legion.
Russian agents have been sent 70 the lead
ing cities Of Europe to raise a loan for the Rus
sian government.
From the war in Asia the intelligence is IL at
the Russian division between Kars and Ere
roum, having been reinforced, had MARCHED
upon Renfri keni and drove tho Turkish
troops from their position, and finally cncamp-
ed three leagues from Erzeroun.
BERLIN, August 23-Russian agents have
been sent to the chief cities of Europe 10 raise
loan for the Russian government
DASTZIC, August A-Au the mortar vessels
of thu allies IN the Baltic waters are being sent
bone, and Admiral Seymour has relieved Ad-
miral Baynes off CTcnstadt.
LONDON, Friday evening, August e4.--The
English funds are unchanged. with but little
business doing. At Paris to-day Tie French
funds further declined !. ConsolI scarcely
varied through the day.
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The Acquisition Of Mexico-Tbe Cory,ey

The Acquisition OF Mexico.-The CoHTfey
ahd Enquirer of New York squints favorabIy
towards the acquisition of Mexico, on the
| ground that slavery not existing there, it will
eventually add largely to the anti-slayery
strength in both Houses of Congress, and thus
put down the South. The editor confesses his
belief that the Mexican population are not ct
to enjoy the privileges of citizenship under this
government; though so great is his desire to
accomplish his purpose of putting down the
South that he seems quito willing to risk the
experiment of introducing, as full partners in
the Union, eight millions of Mexicans.
The Latest Proposed Conventior.-Ths
National Committee chosen by the seeding
delegates from twelve non-slave holding States
at the Philadelphia Know Nothing National
Convention, are about to issue call for Ma.
tional Convention of the Know Nothings who
rcpudiate the never-to- be-forgotten 18th sec.
tion and disown the convention that adopted
it. If we are not greatly mistaken, there is
not at this time single Know Nothing State
Council that has not flown from some one or
other of the planks of the platform of The for
mer supreme council of the Order, The Con-
yention to which We particularly refer above
is to meet at Cincinnati on the 2Ist of Noycm-
Der.
RAMA correspondent of the Smithsonian
Institution writes that at Wood Hole, Mass,
less rain fell during the last three months than
has fallen at that place for many years. In
other portions of the State and throughout the
whole country, the season has been very wet,
particularly the month of July. In New York
more rain fell, it is stated, than has been known
for sixty-six years; but it is quite the reverse
ia the town above mentioned. Vegetation
there has suffered exceedingly, corn crops are
injured, ard the meadows and pasture lands
are as dry as an ash heap.
Vermont.-Tho party triumphing in the
Vermont State election that took place on tho
day before yesterday was the ultra abolition
Know Nothing Republican party--the aboli-
ton party Of tho State, who have ongrafted
Know Nothingism on their creed by way of
catching gudgeons.
Overboard.-Know Nothingism was signally
defeated yesterday in Georgetown, as it would
have been at the last previous election there
there had its opponents bestirred themselves
as on yesterday.
The Current Operations CT the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, 9th September,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered en-
the books Of the Department
For Tie Customs. 1888 90
War Warrants received and en-
tered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1885 81
Interior Warrants received and
entered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1928 %
Interior repay warrants received
and entered. ................. 1888 90
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GEORGETowN FEMALE SEMINARY.

A REPORT having been industriously circula-
N ted 10 the effect that the terms for bosnding
and tuition in my Seminary have beUn adv anced
to FIRE htEdr6d dollars yer session, deem IL my
duty 20 give u al explicit contradiction.
do not know how tie report orig inated, nor by
what agency Il has gained such currency. The
statement IN my published catalogue II made with
great ciearreSs, and can hardly have perverted TO
Bc r double the smoudt stated.
The terms foT the lest three years have been S2C0
per session OF ten months The additional cost Of
all articles q domestic consumption compelled
me "a raise my terms 60 $3.50
The terms for day pupils and foT extra studies
are unchanged.
WILLIAM j. CLARKE,
Scp6-lw Georgetown, ID. c.
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FALL GOODS.

FEfHE subscriber would invite tie attention Of
= his friends and the public 10 his supe- "a
riOT stock OF Goods for gentlemca's wear -
for the approaching season Just received, N
which viii he made up 10 order in the most IL
approved styles, at the shortest notice and ar his
usually low prices. Thankful to his patrons for
their liberal announcement heretofore he + conf
dent that from the facilities he now enjoys 20 be
able TO give al entire satisfaction.
r.. 6ODEI.
Merchant Tailor, sth -. . doors north Pa av
sen 6-dim
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r osr-cN SATURDAY EVENING in IN

IL Presidents Yard, heavy embroidered cam
brio handkerchief. Any one finding the above
viii be rewarded by leaving Il at SIS Fourteenth
street, between ID and 4 streets, Island.
seo6-3tF
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TaE PEAEO FORTE CLASSES
OF
ER. W. HENRY RaIMTr

& X now nearly completed, bat few vacan-
u cieS yet remain 10 Ge filed, fnr which early
application is desiT0d. as the number being limf-
ted 70 additional pupils VIII De afterwards al
Hitted, Nj. Palmer having determined 70 take no
more than Ec can fully attend TO- Due notice viii
be given TO each pupil Of tie frs: meeting for in
structicn, and as aa Incentive 10 improvement he
proposes, at the expiration Of the frs; half year 10
have a general examination Of his Glasses, 20
which the PARENTS and friends OF each puln VIII
be invited, and prizes will be awarded TO those
who may have ODtained the greatest proficiency.
Application 10 be made 10 him IN person, at his
residence, - L street.
Terms, IS PER quarter Of twenty lessons.
EgH9
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRIN GAR ID r. Ms.

(FORMERBT FANlER'S GARDEN,l
On VI Street, bCt0eeH Ssresteesth 4 EtghtCeHfk,
OPENED every day in the week, and on sun
" day. No spiritous liquors allowed, but COT
fee. Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, VIII be for sale.
Websrs Brass Band will perform every Mon
day and Thursday evening, beginning al about 3
O'Clock. Admittance free. au l6-3m
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A PLkIa EACT.

A MAGNIFICENT Rosewood, elegantly I'm
ished full seven octave Piano Forte lust re-
celved, from celebrated manufactoryr-<s=-f=
In N. ork, and must be sold Withinf yFEi
Ten days, at the astonishing low price Of $3.50
Two line rosewood Pianos from the celebrated
establishment Of knabe. Cache & Co Bal;imoJc.
nave been used only few months, the owners
being compelled TO leave the city. and we are an
thorlZed 10 sell them al the low price OF 500 each
A secondhand Piano for SIS and one for $50.
Always on hand the largest and most reliable
stock OF line Planes In this city, at our Music
sep4 JOuN Fills
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&xTRAEED AWAY-From Jackson City. On
., Sunday. the ID instant, daik MULE, *
abou' 10 years cid, with scar on the left 10y
shoulder from the rubbing Of the collar ANY
person returning the same TO Levi Humphrey :
stable, corner Of and Sixth streets. washington
city, viii be literally rewarded nv the bsc ibers
WILSON a HAYWARD,
sep 5-3t Union Han. c 81, Ct
alexandria Gazette and Maubcry paper will
COPY lines. and send bin 10 this cfice
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A CAUTION

: necessary only 20 those who have not vet used
rly superior Black Tea az fifty cents a pound
against the imposition that is daily attempted br
some persons Of elastic conscience to palm of Tea
representing IL 70 he the same kind rs mine. The
way to nail the deception 10 the forehead Of the
parties so attempting, Is bY trial. samples Of
which can be had gTatuitouSly The balance of
the chop-nark, fOrty-five boxes Of this article Of
the latest importation is in nv store, and by the
box families can have il reasonably less than al re-
tall
TO be received this season, TO ba had Oaly at my
store.
Green conserve and preserved ginger. All the
condiments necessary FOR Anne riCan, French, and
English preserving and piclliRg. Pure cider viz
egar, glass and stone jars Of az sizes for jtlies
preserves and pickles, with variety Of fresh gro
ceTies unsurpassed. M u. KING.
Co-aer of Vermont avenue, ard Is street, north
east OF jackson Statue sent 5
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bly, lower-closing steady, with sales for the
week of IS, 900 bales, in:luding 4, 500 TO spec
ulators and 1, 500 for export Orleans fair, q
middIins, 7-I6; Upland fair, g.. Bread
s.uffs-Brown & Shipley quote: Brcadstufs
have slightly advanced -four has advanced
Is, wheat 2aSd., corn 3D.; Western Canal
-four is selling at 40a4Is., Ohio AS; white
corn 44a45s.', yellow 37s. Cd a3Ss., mixed BIS.
Cd; all articles closed steady; the weather
has been uDfavorablc. PrOyisioLs-Messrs.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report provisions as
being generally unchanged.
LoNDoS.-Barring Brothers q CO. report ::
Iron is unchanged and in good demand; su-
gars are active at advanced prices; cotton is
firm; linseed is dull; rice is active at adj
vanced prices; spirits turpentine are dull /;
coffee is steady.
St0eks.-Maryland SIS, GLASS; Pennsylva-
MIA SIS, 7SaS0; Pennsylvania bonds, 81; Vir-
ginia bonds, 1886, SSta9Ot; Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad, Gil; Illinois Central Railroad,
1880.
Money Market.-Messrs. Bell a Co. report
American stock dull, but prices unchanged.
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
fl5S,0OO. Consols for money are quoted at CIT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FIRST GRAND Pio NIC
OF THE
JACK s ON CLU 3. y

Will D. gscen az SpTiag GordcEs, (fOTWsrIy oe-
oHpisd bg A. FdrieT,D ON NJ street. b,ftcssH lstA
aad 1874, on MONDAY, September l0fh, Com
1nezeisg at O'clock p. ni.
EINHE JACKSON CLUB take great pleasure IN
Il announcing 20 The Clubs, their friends ans
tie public generally that they VIII give their grand
Pic Mic az The above named place. Theywin use
every EFFORT 10 make this one Of the most pleasant
CAV and Tseksrehe pic mics Of the season.
No improper persons admitted on the ground.
SCOTS celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged FOR the occasion.
Refreshments viii be furnished by an experi.
enced caterer,
Tickets 50 cents-adm!tting a gentleman and
ladies.
ComMiftse Of arrangements.
w Delaway. Moran, Brown
M
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lSRELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS
S>-s at Norfolk and Portsmouth The entire
proceeds OF the sales from my stalls in the Centre
Marke, on Tue sday morning nezt, VIII be appro-
priated TO the relief OF the sufferers az NorIk and
Portsmouth.
The Ills as usual Will be abundan,Iy supplied
on that occasion with the fruits ard vegetables Of
from my farm
My usual customers, and ell other kind hearted
ana char able citizens are respectfully solicited "a
avail themselves OF the opportunity TO contribute
stricken neigbbors
sign over the Stalls "ValleV View Farm
sep '-HF JOHN IL. KING.
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GInN-ONE HALF OF THE PATENT
v LOO RICH; for the city az Washington OF
most valuable patent will be sold for the above
sum. TIC an enterprisiPg active man e. will prove
a fortune. Patent granted July 1854, having u
years 10 run. Address Y. II. at tEis office
al
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FOB BOSTON-EEGULAa PACKET
LINZ.
THE BRIG ANDOVER is new LOADING, ard
IL viii haze quick dispatch for the above -
port. efEE
For Freight apply 10
HARTLEY q BROTHER, Acts,
sep Sit Water street GeorgeloNs-n
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1TaCSEREL !-aIACKEREL.
lSl i59 hbls No. 3, medium
so bbls no ., large
81 half bids No. }. LARGE and medium
Now landing per brig Andover, ard for Gale
low by HARTLEY a. BROTHER,
lei Water street, Georgetown, ID. c.
SEP 5-St
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RSNOTICE.-T Board Of Directors O;
~ tie Washington Building Association
will meet THIS EVENING. at s o'clock IN
Union Academ, corner OF New York avenue ana
18th st. Up DTCKTNSON Co
sen --It* 10y 49,
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pits OF BLARNEY, BIZ shelton Mackenzie,
- Editor Of the Life Of turrian, jr. Price Al.
Guy Rivers. q tale Of Georgia, by w. Gilmore
Sims, Esq. Price 81 IS.
Just Published and for sale al
TAYLOR q MAURY'S
sep5 Bookstore near Ninth street.
4 HALk CHAN0SS for use on the BIac kboard,
~ sold for the makers al Waltham. by the I'M
dersignei. Box OF IA Crayons. % cents
sepl FRANCK TAYLOR
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CsT, ON LAST EVENING, between Ietb,
|. ar OF on lhe avenue, Gold linked Bracelet.
liberal reward viii be paid if delivered al hi.
oince. sep Its
e OST, ON THE 5th instant. IN This ci,,. /,
IA note OF so, drawn by John Beacbam. in IA
vor OF MIR. Saers, OF WeStmoreland county. Va.
Qhe first name Of Saers forgotten J aud lei in nv
hands tcr colection If left az this Office suita-
BILE reward will be given
WILLIAM TILOR.
Seventh Ward, near Steamboat Wharf
sep Sta
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STOVES, CRATES, RANGES, &c.
AM now receiving my asua' F al supply OF
STOVES, CRATES, RANGES, &C, =
and would eau particular attention TO the EssSz
new Stgle Of i-a;rGOe and Feiaour pattemsz-N
OF Stoves, foF heating two OF more stories. ~
and guaranteed 10 work well.
The character OF tie above Stove is so well e.
tablisLed in Baltimore and here as the best neat
est, and most economical Parlor stove in Use
that II neeGs no other recommendation except a
trial "a convince any one Of its gfeat advantages
and. Putup properly, viii never fail 20 give sat
isfactitn. WIN. II. NARROWER,
Seventh St, opposite Patriotic Bank.
sen St
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THE PIC MIC FOR THE BENEFIT
49, OF The Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers
which was to have taken place al he Park, on
me Sd instant, has been postponed. owing to the
inciemency Of The weather, until MONDAY, the
IOih instant, 10 commence at O'Clock
No charge will be made IF visiters TO Tie bouSa
or grounds; but gentlemen entering the Dancing
Saloon viii be charged TIE mode. ale sum of CIV
cents. '
foi. beIgman's Band is engaged Z: Is hoped
that the citizens OF Washington VIII goEsTolisII
respond to the call, and aiG in relieving tie NJ
feripg Of cur distressed neighbcrs.
MIR Whaley's omnibus win be on The Garner of
1ih street and Pa avenue during the afternoon and
night, TO convey passengers out
sep 5-t CHAS. SHUSSLER.