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or The election in tennessee, takes
place on Thursday of the present week.
(Aug. 2d) and the result will be locked for
with the most inNhse interest. BotN parties
have done theiseest in the campaign. The
battle has been fierce one for the American
party, and from the most reliable informa.
tion we can gather, we are confident that a
victory full of glory awaits it old Tennes-
see.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING.AUGUsT l
The Last Argument.

The only argument employed by the Sag
NIGHT editors and orators In Kentucky,
during the present canvass, has been their
unmeasured denunciation of the American
Order. Not a single affirmative principle or
measure have they advanced, but have con-
tinued to deluge the State with their froth'
and their defamatory declarations mp to the
present moment. The last lying dodge res
serted to, has been to circulate the impression
among the members of the American Orde r
in remote parts Of the State, whom they ex-
pected to find not well posted, that members
were deserving their Councils and abandoning
the Order everywhere, and telling the people
that if they remained true to their faith, that
they would be left entirely alone without a
Corporal's guard to sympathize with them
in their loneliness.
If ever lame cause was thoroughly
evinced by its own advocates, it has been
most successfully done in Kentucky, and
any man who is in the slightest degree sus.
ceptible to shame, would blush TO be called
a Kentuckian, and advocate such bankrupt
set of eectioDeering tactics. They have
doffsd their old cognomen Democracy en-
tirely, and buried it with their Baltimore
platform and their hard currency principles
and make their headess and pointless at
tacks against the American Order alone, By
the vilest means ever adopted in politica
contest. Their defeat will in a few day
I'll. n.
course Of action. The Sag NIGHTS party o
Kentucky is doomed to wither and decay
and like the great conglomerated administra-
ton of President Pierce, will soon be nun
bered with the dead, and the only cause o.
mourning over its demise will be, that it's re
maining friends will not vouchsafe to it de
cent burial.
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Travellers are great people.

@Our neighbor of the Enquirer. dlated
himself nearly all away yesterday, over Mr..
Woolly's speech, which it appears he had
the extreme happiness of listening to on
Saturday last, at Henderson, KY. Mr..
Woolly is candidate for Attorney General
and no doubt "Aowery speaker" as Mr..
Hall says. He is reported by gentlemen OPP
posed to him in politics, to have made very
fine speech of the kind, but that his spec Oh
nbounded in rhetorical fourishes and ncthing
else. Those who heard Mr.. Crockett's re-.
ply, say that it was incomparably the best
speech, and that he indicated his cause
with force and array of argument that was
wholly irresistible, MIR. Woolly will find,
with his Sag NIGHT admirers, that his "fowery
speech" has net revolutionized Henderson
county. His speech was not the kind Of
bait to charm the sound American sense of
Henderson.
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HTBy the kindness of J. Nicely Johnson.
We have California papers of the LIST July.
The country is suffering under grea. Gala
nifty, from the devastation of grass-hoppers.
The news from the mines is highly favorable,
and the yield of gold promises to exceed
that Of any previous season.
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EThe cars left yesterday morning at 6
o'clock, an arrangement not quite so agree
able in all respects as the one previously
existing, but the best the managers of the
road can do for the present. The change
was occasioned by the suspension on the
Ohio & Mississippi road.
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A wor to Foreign Born Citizens

On the great question of Temperance the
New York Tribune addresses some very
wholesome advice to our foreign born resi-
dents which we herewith adopt.
"The Temperance Law in this and other
States is the result OF the decision of MAORI
ties inspired by an ardent and deep mora
conviction. IL is law Loyalty enacted and
in harmony with the only true and logical
principles of self-government. IL is there
fore obligatory on every honest citizen, so
long, as it is not recinded by the legislative
power or palsied by the decision of legal
courts. Well organized sef-governing so-
.cieiies can only exist where each individual
sacrifices his savage like egotism, or what
demagogues are ford OF calling lights, for
the benefit of the community, as expressed
by the legally constituted organ of its will.
We are constantly wsrned in this Temper
ance question to beware of adopting the
European theory and numbering popular
rights-but we must not confound terms
Rights are destroyed in Europe, but as
compensation, the rulers, especially On the
continent, with an tfhuient indulgence, per-
NIT their subjects to get drunk to their hearts
content, and TO degrade themselves into de-
based brutes,
els it not sickening, then to hear this
beastly bawling about the violation of their
"rights," uttered by men who knew not the
value OF rights and never enjoyed any until
they landed on American soil! Ia it not
disgusting TO hear men cavil at law legally
and democraiically enacted, and threaten to
resist its lawful administration, who in
France or Germany some short time since
bowed with respectful humility before each
petty officer of police and submitted daily in
quiet and meekness to each Commissaire or
Captain of the squad! AT the within OF any
of these underlings dressed in. a little brief
authority they could be arrested and impris-
oned.. TO such they opened not only their
pantries and cellars. but their private draw
ers and writing desks, without a murmur of
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oFFsTCIAIz.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

TPAll letters advertised subject 10 extra
charge Of enc cent. Persons calling for them will
please com prepared with the necessary change.
PPersons calling for these letters will please say
they advertised and give number and date Of list
III he Office will open 2. A. N, and close r M.
Sundays-tme altered-oface open from d a. M, to
9, A. M
Ordered TO be 54dusrtised IN che tDdifs JsurnGt,n
agreeable to the foilsping section of the Men Pest
Office LaD as the nsDsPaper kaUng the Lavgest err
eatatiOn of any paper pukIished in EuanssiIIs.
SEC. S. And be it further enacted That Lists of Let
tiers remaining nncalled for in any Post Once in any
cys town orNiliage, where newspaper shall be print
shah hereafter be Published once only in the news
paper, which being Issued weekly, or oftener shall
Of said ONCE. be decided by Postmaster at such
o11ce. -t4.e ~ Ess# -F.-4 z Er-tEA
New Post ONCE Law, passed March IS, 1851.
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SCIENTIFIC LEcTUREs.-we invite atten-
ton to Prof. J. Tenney's lecture this evening
Crescent Hall. See advertisement.
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TERHE HAurE, July %, 1856.
MR. SANDERS /:

MR. SANDERS
Dear SI:--In reply to statement made
In your paper, a few days ago, / desire to
saw, that have not taken $4,000 of the
Stock OF the new Branch at Vincennes. nor
any sum, great or small, either by myself or
others, as is enormously stated, doubtless
upon what you deem good authority.
The Stock taken in the new Branch at
Terre Haute, which is also made subject OF
remark in your paper, was subscribed by me
after the Books had been open three hours,
during.which time all persons desiring Stock
procured it, without the slightest impede
ment. My subscription was the last one
made, and that, too, but few minutes before
the Bo oks were closed. No citizen OF this
Bank District failed to get all the stock he
applied for. If contrary opinion prevails
it is an error.
This explanation is due 10 myself, and to
the Sub Commissioners at this point, and
especially SO, as irregularity is alleged at two
points where it was intended to open books
for subscri pton of Stock.
Very truly, THOS. BOWLING.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCIENTIFTC LECTURES.

BDR0F. JASPER TENNEY. Principal of the Mt Carmel
Academy will lecture the Crsscent City Hall in
ansviile. the u6Ject Magnetism GalVanis
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. LIST,
and ON the subje of Astronomy, on
THURSDAY, Aug. I'd.
The lecture on Magnetism Galvsn will be illustrate
Cd By the OF the magnetic Needle Bar Magnets
magnet With rolling Armaturs Magnetic Boat and
Grovss GaVanic Battery, Morse's Telegraph.
sseds Revolving Arature Hslfxon Stand
ane Electro Magnets
The lecture Astronomy will be luatrAted by
an Orrer wing the revolution OF the Planets
SUM Pianetarium showing the evolution of the
about the EARTH together with the drnal revolution
EARTH Josiyns Solar Telluric Globe
l6 in number. -
P. NJ. - y y "~
Admission Is osnts .n~,
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EASTERN AND WESTERN CITIEs.-An Eas-
tern editor, travelling out West, tells his rea-
ders that 'Erie Pa, is a God-forsaken look
ing place, the men looking like bull dogs
and the women Ike furies. The boys and
girls are ragged. dirty and saucy SET and
run in the streets with the pigs and geese.
Misery loves company, and it is some salts
faction to know what the same terrible trav-
eler says of Cleveland, that it is "dirtler''
then he had expected, and "cursed with su-
perauity of lawyers and doctors;" and OF To-
ledo. that il ia filled with "low Dutch beer
shops and boys;" and that "every man you
meet looks as if he had been picked in lager
bier and then smoked for bacon" A Wes-
tern editor, who has been East, retorts that
the streets in Boston are SO narrow fat
man has to squeeze along side-~ise; and SO
crook ed that, in order to be sure OF getting
along, you have to go backwards. That
.'the streets of Lynn are paved with shoe
pegs, and the men are all Ratchet face, and
women look as if they lived on wax-ends.''
That "the houses in Portland present the
appearance of having rained down." and
those of Albany, of having been "thrown up
by an earthquake" He says the latter is
place where they charge double prices tor
bad victuals, throwing travellers into the
river who refused to pays" and that general
conspiracy exists in the whole community
chsgf st seaEA living honestly if they can
| 81 n N ~
| Travellers are a great people.
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LIST LETTERS

d EMAINING in the Post Once at Evansv lille, Ind
II July 3lst, 1885, - E
Persons calling for those letters will please say
t'Advertised," aud give date of List.
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METHOD OF RSESsEEayING Fresh FRUIT

I
1EAF deal Of mystery has been made Of this sim pie
matter and 10 supposed that the pro known
With air tight can the simple agent In the WORK 4.
snd It Is only to know what degree
required. and how it is applied.
The common mode is I'LL the with fruit
vessel OF boiling water letting it remain til the fruit
thoroughly heated through from half three
o. an hour and then seal This mode Is
on account OF the time required and shriakags fruit
ylng the can but about thirds FULL.
ne most convenient, expeditions
prepare the truIt with the quantity IL
eehdea tor immediate put 1t in preserving kettle
open vessel with asIa quantity prevent
ing ana let 1t remain the fire until tol
ing pSlnt then ELL the and seal Immediately For
psacnes syrup made BY boiling the Aings the peach
with water and added taste strained
poured in boiling hot after the filled viii add much
boS to the ia or and preservation Of the fruit
Green vegetables require higher than
ru or vegetables. Corn Peas Beans should Sc thor
oSghy cooked and into the boiling hot AID seal
ed up. rE47- '
Directions for Sealing.
Fil your using funnel for the purpose Mace
IN the valve and ill the around sealing
wax melted in lade held in heated piece
o. ron then set the in cold
vi cool hen taken out. bold there
any in the the air will forcing
It IS important that should be perfect otherw lac
using special In the OF these and var
rant perfect every one bearing my stamp
am nov prepared TO furnish them, retx
any quantl'y. II. g. DAYTON. n
Augl H0RNBROOK CHURCHILL
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HrA few days since we published a state
ment from the Putnam Banner, to the effect
that Tom Bowling took $780, in the new
Bank at Terre Haute.
We yesterday received the following letter
from Mr.. Bowling denying the truth of our
statement, which, in justice to him we give
in full.
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RROWN COTT0N.-sb slss So Brown Cotton ,.e,a
- p, tnis aay and fey sale BY JAS. Low 4 90
5"-n@~ Al3 nair Of Louisvile XIV.
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FRUIT TREEsi FRUIT TREES:
At tho
OLD ROCHESTER NURSERIE

R(RESH LEMONs.-2o boxes Lemons just rsc,d pc
~ steamer Express. aad for sale by
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
VIII sell private sale the Frame House
Kratz e. Heilman store. - -
TERMs.-one-haif CASH; the balance in one and ~,
years tsr.- SARAH MANN.
81 For particulars enquire Of DEckEr i KRAnEa
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LOCAL NE w s..

TIE DIsrRIcT JUDICIARY urIL.We copy the following
from the intsligencer of yesterday morning:
The Judiciary Committee Of the Senate through Mr..
Toucey, yesterday reported back with amendments the bill
TO reorganze the in the District OF Columbia and
reform and improve the laws thereof The amendments
important The first strikes the first section.
which proposed repeal much Of former created
the circuit court the district the orphans court and
the criminal court The section establishing Of
pleas retained but the IL be held by the
nior associate justice of the circuit court The court
equity is to be held by the senior Justice
circuit court The section establishing appeals
retained, with unmportan amendment The 18th sec
on providing for the appointment of judges for the
term Of ten years. and limiting the Office persons above
sixty OF age proposed to be stricken out thereby
leaving the present judges IN Office and not changing the
The 18th secton far it provides for the prepare
ton Of code Of laws for this District the
clause requiring the code be submitted to the people
proposed to be stricken
Thus will be that the Judiciary Committee Of the
Senate disposed egsae the present Judges
Office"
Among the guests at Wizards Hotel is Ex-Governor Big
Ter, Of Pennsylvania
The wEArHra.The weather has been exceedingly change
able this week commencing with terrific thunder light
ming Storm and terminating with what present wri-
ting, promises to be old fashioned snow-storm.
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Ii Y II Ell T. G n A PHI .

4ifrcal Of be Paeidesspea Deys Inter from Eayope
Nav Yonx Jan. 25.The steamship Pacific arrived this
morning from Liverpool with dates the I9h-being seven
days later than previous advces She arrived OF Sandy
Hook at m. YESTERDAY, and laid of account of the
Considering the and the gale she en-
cuuntered this be considered remarkably quick trp
She brings sxtytvo passenger On leaving the Mersey
the Pacific and sunk the brig curinthian with
cargo worth 100000.
In the Liverpool market cotton has advanced 3D. and
wheat d. Flour has declined Ia, and ls Consols
have advanced and quoted at Big Provisions quiet
The by the Pacific highly favorable peace Mat
ia both England and France quiet No further
fighting had taken place between the bcigerents The
Lies and the Russians bad both been largely reinforced
decisive action expected 10 take place shortly peace
effected. The position Of the hostile armies
usd unchanged.
The reported loss of the American liner George Canning
from New York for Hamburg Is confirmed and supposed
tina. all board including leo passengers persisted The
papers and passengers baggage FROM the wreck had been
washed ashore Hsiingoiand, which all thst really
known Of her
The Gar OF Rassa had uDcondonais accepted the
guarantees but his sincerity doubted.
The Sandman had joined the western powers
The Eastern question had assumed and important
phase The Czar had only accepted the points Of
but alec the Interpretation the Tires powers
explained By England France and Austria bat arruis
re bad been granted and hosses therefore, continued
unsbaed u l. yet doubtful whether Russs acceptance IL
unconditional accompanied With important explanations
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ny eaEEs a SCOTT, A.eaen%er..

uousEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE
III he ucsiosDr Tuesday, 3oh sssss.
oceek, of
J-6 Nah
Csiu Gu,drg. err~iens NJ
An eEcsis.s ysxSa
Mahogany mattetop and tases
Do dressing and ether bufrsss, sideboard
ba soaa, parsor, ssd rocking chars
Wanut tahses
Feather beds, bedding, b~dsses1s
China. sisss, and eroekrry
Fine paxfsA
Blass~is psso passage, chsnber carpets and rag.
Gilt frame and winA0w shades
tOokiHg. sxas, ~sevea, CRATES
" I'm good iat ~ kcheR re4usssses-
Teuas All aa5 4aS .
days. FOO Satisfactorily enaozs~d. bearing
GREEN d SCUTT,
Jan I'D sucssoncey
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Departed life u. 1854,
bnd kAraAs Doxsasos Montgomery county Maryland,
MARGARET NJ DiCKERsOS aged seventy FIVE years.
deceased distinguished life for her unoentadou. hospitality
generosity kindness needy and, indeed
died with belief blessed immortality
inr husband Any years.
mos loss.
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ORANGES HERRINcs FURNITURE, he, AT AUCTION
Saturday 9Th shan se, front STORE
10 O'Clock, a.
byxe
Ahis. Pofoussc herring, IA prime ordsr
large consisting in
Mahogany bureaus, tables Sofas and chairs
rh@ds b. b~d.sead~,
ssrs IN ssausera~ GREEN SCOTT,
Jan nd Ancfioneerx.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1855.

THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1855.
Hon. Andrew J. Harlan, of Indiana and r. Dickerson
esq., Pennsylvania admitted attorneys and
sellers Of this court
No AZ. Thos Laws executors q a. appellants JOS.
E. Law. The argument Of this cause continued BY
Mr. May for the appellants and by Messrs Carlisle and
Coke for the appellee
Adjourned ill tomorrow, II O'Clock.
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TasAsr1r DEPARTMENT.,
kaleAgh, IN. t,j December rs, fe5A.
gEALED PROPOSALS will be received a1ce
O'clock u The 3ass lsnusy M the urehase o
h ssssst tAoxssai Aays hssda thirty
These Of North
Of Staie al hsA rad
idends asising fk0 aad STOCK pledged
PToVosas will b. rse&vsd this bs
fAossand dohurs bcads
Msrhousy, os Wesdo~
road and the Improvement Of tins the ssuse
rivers.
Bo,h classes Of scsds
Tb<y nrss Day JAauasy 1885,
atachsA f0T the
and priaeral win b< paysse Bank Republic
YORK; unless wherr the
them payAbss NJ .he treasury Of N0sth Cardinal
They viii ssnsd u Thousand dollars each
PAes bidding VIII ea~s address their iett~ss esderssd "o
pos~is CsveSna usdersigned Ragb,
vhieh ~ Thsy
point and what kind offanAs th~y psoyaAs pay
10 O'Clock. NJ 3lss
N he he sNd
Sas ard y g. W. Modecs president VI tbs yssk Ut the
The asd.rrne1 shs rss accepting sscb bid. IN
whole N pa, - Asssd advantageous
sseessssai ssss@sA,
cepsssee their sds, sssA
n ~ o NORTH Caora Tts Asp~e
usak Of R~psbAc New Ycvx wsAk
NoFa Csrnhns; ths Bask o Cape rs~s RNsxb
secwug NJ 1ssts small
nAohe1nens, shs ocs .ppca-
Mssas ssows ssd DsAosssi's, cary q Nee Work
Psb. TYeaa VI Nsssh Carolina
Jan 80 duanA
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COX - LkFs.m hfy esod lasd- q
sdvsnae~ be DIVIDED Win portion
eroA uosd lard each
location Tor eadr& fbar
ws.hsss'so riu vii b. sas OF
maxke-
sppy 20 ihs sabscnhss. TssnsnFtewn, y. G.
Jan s-sssa~'- CHARLES A. BELT.
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EENTLEMkS. ARE LOT READY for Untes Hall
" Showing Billiard
str ssss~asTh~ quality
order by r. Evans, Pb.A~sshsA fanish
I'd WITH tabes Of ~ w. j.
York Ia ths viii b. supplied the
With
90. WILSON 4 HAYWARD.
}snM-aiw Prep<iescss-
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
rEaTs or NEcRoMANcY.
MADAME MacAl.LIsTEa

Ia Italian birth,
magician hrst The lady
hsgny bora aod
and has seooms sbs and
tewchsEg d~rHg
ke~esuy
ihe i-~dinx Madame Mac
dsruag ussissd IN many Of The Emprros's ssssl~s.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
splendid pavilion erected palaces Msdrld
pssdsss
royal household Of
s~asry. SPLENDID DIAMONDS
Wizard Majesty these
Portugal Cuba Usid saea, Ac
huenty golden golden
each
The Magician accompanied by
In WESTON, ESQ,
Secretary
Pnc~s admission HsIEprce
only for chaen under twelve General Adms
sion, IS 70, all
Doors open ~ Performances Tickets
be bad the q the evening.
Jan G-d3gs
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r AW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court OF the United
IL Saies.--ROBERrJ WALKER LOUIS JASIN have formed
parfasrsAip under The firm Of Walker Jansa for the
eumen OF In Supreme Court Of United
civ they viii both
They b. addressed either sshBgtoa,
New York, or at New Orleans
Jan 9-eo3m
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n RS. xrEPHENss NEW NOVEL -Hasar, ths Martyr or
III and Reality Tale Of tina Nos, South BY
II. Marion Stephens
On TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Jan ~ Bsokstors, 9sh
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THK GREAT MARBLE STATUE
THE DYING CLApIAToR,
On srAssos Morviss~s bssl~s ~ street, Psa.yssn~
ss~.~<. xaaJv tysn. .. q ~, 70 10, r.
ABn,rrAvas, rs cssrs.
John .. aoLLfSCsHEAD,
Ian lodi Assal
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Jsasasy a isrS-
sssor hereby gwen tss fiosas aee~d
sAsss. resaa
hereof and ina iss AAFea
Snosntsns ~ ne skzsexNsr 70
o. the hcfesnaaef @sa
toned, 10
In ef ~ha the s"1st stated
pss<ssea~s VIA be- IA waaeh SAID no -
- sa~rea fhs assigned 70 sse tsd
Sssss ~ Who sAss& ast
uan<zAit~d hss deparmsat ~hcxesf
puee win b. pssa ecspcssS~d u the iowsx psueuisss
4. The ynaus, sp~csaea
psesssu az ~
July Ssve~s~r H.
e-ssser per u
bv the srss
Dsceuassx June pef
ard a the se 81
assasse on 1884 loamaoa
lsdessss } per ceaI
asssss per from tine it
1885 20 ees,p settlement The TrsssaIs
Cor noaey o~aez) 81
ia addition.
Payment ser said stocks
Bosaon Ns~ Noss
or FhaladspAaa. the parties direct
cnasi~a b~nent cf tass uotscs
~nseh actually Treasury before the
day Of March next
JAMES GuTHRIs.
Secretary Treasury.
An arI
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DHAwING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENT
osslAN's BARDs,
Under direction of
ossIAN DODGE
proprietor OF Dodgs Literary Museu
Of their fashionable
DRAwfNG-ROoM CONCERTS
In Washington Monday evening, January ~
CARusiS SALOON.
The company is composed u following
J. g. CLARK Terofe. Il. KELLY, Baritone.
b. b BAILEY, Alto. GEO. MORO AN, Basso,
OssIAN 4. DODGE Masicai Director and Denn-a.or.
Forming which, for variety purity Of and
aauscsI America If world
Of admission Is
Doors open a 6k O'Clock concert 10 commence at ~.
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