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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-29

HROCERIEs .s.N.D Pro prsIo.N,s.

Wv ENANSN1L LIE, IND.
NH,.FsALE department, First street. first door
from III lin; Retail Department, Main street, first
deer below the corner.
z. II. Cook begs to thank his friends in Evans
vile and neghborhood, for their lvors so freely be-
slowed on him since he has been in business among
them, and takes this opportunity of Introducing to
their notice his son, Dir. IL. A. Cook, whom he has
taken into partnership from this date and soiicts
for the firm of T. II. Cook & Son, continuance
of the support so literally conferred on himself
z. II. Cook d Son, having taken the business
premises and purchased the whole stock of Mr. NJ.
W. Foster, feel confident that they will be enabled
to supply the citizens Of Evansville with every ari
Gle they may require in the Grocery and Provision
line. q. IL. Cook 4 Son wish especially to draw the
attention of persons III the country having produce
of any kind to dispose Of to their increased facility
for taking off their stock, and supplying them at
their store with all articles required in the whole
sale department, at prices that must insure their
orders for the future. feb2-tf
DE.VE LU.NlBER q S4FyN GLES g--
~ To BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.-The
subscriber has bought out the interest of Z. II.
Bennett, in the Lumber Yard, Kratz & He'll
mans Foundry. He now offers his stock at a
ilyi-3m " JAS sv ANsoN.
TEYO ROCTORS.- BR.9THV.FKTE,S
-A RETROSPECT FOR JULY. Just received at
aug26 DOBELL & CONJUNCTION.
EnhEGS W.WEELE.S'G7 Nails, Nv
bO store and sor sale by
aug 20 J. W. VICKERY Co.
TEVHREE COOP HORSES; Owe
aug30 II. COOK & SONS.
RPK.V'E EU.HRER.--The subscriber would
IL respectfully call the attention of carpenters
and builders to his stock of Pine Lumber which is
Of the largest and best yarded in this city.
Prices as low the lowest. Office corner Main and
Seventh streets JOHN +. GLOVER.
jlyl
EnnR 9UFGLEE''S EXTRA So
EOUO GAR CURED HAMS. Received and
for sale by z. II. COOK & son,
juiy2 Sole Agent for Evansville.
eESA BRLS CE0ECE L.9BD OIL
A7Ne 20 bXs. Star Candles,
% do Assorted German and Palm Soap,
just received by H. II. COOK e. Son
/ EPCfLDkDN'G .u.fTERK.GE.-IU
Lights $40 Sash, 3, 6, and 1t. each.
$500 " 1912
1000 J" 10-IG and 1912 Sash
1O0 PANEL Doors, assorted sizes
25o Boxes Glass, assorted sizes Inst recoived
"i" i'i S'ie i'"' ny WHEELER u RIGGS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-29

AIREsCEsF"E CIIE ION.z tSC Es9t-
u tory, J. s. McCRACKEN, Proprietor, Main
street, between Third and Fourth, Evansville, Ind.
Having fitted up the above tobacco factory, am
prepared to fill all orders for the various styles
of Western Tobacco, such as Elves, Pounps, Quar-
ter and Half Pounds, in all kinds Of packages and
have hand the following brands, viz: ...
10 boxes 0lmstead Lump;
10 do do Pounds;
10 do Fine (Own); .-a
' 20 do Gn Caddes) HDosier Boy; s-
20 do do Jordan :;
10 do Low Grade Eobinson's,
20 Do Montgomery 80 lbs Packages.
The above stock will lie sold per cent lower
than can be bought efsewher and > per cent. of
for cash. a il kinds of currency taken at par
SeVent y-iiVe III. large size Cigars A;llld one
M.-boNes at lowest figures for clsh.. febI6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-29

n =, % Leonard street, v. ,
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold hy
dealers in Medicines
Agents wanted in every town, village and ham
let ia the land. Parties desiring the agency viii
address rs above for the terms.
Price . cents per box, five boxes will be sent on
receipt of 81, postage paid ljanII -d&wIy
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Meetings of Secret Societies.

MASONIC.
EeaHsriHe Lodge No. 64.--A. j. CoLDrRN, Score
tary. Regular meetings first and third Mondays in
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner of Main and
First street.
EratsriHe Il. H. Chapter, No 70. w. 7. HoI-
iNGswoRTH, Secretary. Meets first Friday in each
onth, at Masonic Hall.
ODD FELLOWS.
Morning STIR Lodge, Ns. 7.--JAMEs SWANSON,
Secretary. Regular meetings every Thursday eve
ming, corner of Main and First street.
Crescent Lodge. No. l22.--JoHN GREEK, Secretary.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
Schiller Lodge, tGern'aH) No. 13S.-JoHN DAN
SETrELL, Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
Eransrife Encampmea, No. GO. C. KEArz,
Scribe. Meets second and fourth Monday in every
| month.
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spEc1E-pAyIYG FREE BANKS.

SPECIE-PAYING FREE BANKS.
Brookville Bank, Brook Exchange Bank, Green
vile, castle
Bank of Elkhart, Elk Fayette Co. Bank, Con-
hart. nersville.
Bank of Goshen, Goshen. Farmers Blk, Westfeld.
Bank of Gosport, Gosport ,Hoosier Blk, LoganspOrt.
Bank of Indiana, Michi- Indiana Bank, Madison.
gan City. Indiana Reserve Bank,
Bank of Monticello, Mon Kokomo.
ticelIo Indiana Farmers Bank,
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Franklin.
Vernon Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank of Paoli, Paoh porte, = z = -
Bank of Rockville, Wa Kentucky Stock Blk, CO.
bashtown. lumbus.
Bank of Syracuse, SYRIA Lagrange Bank, Lima.
cuse ATer. and Mechanics Blk,
Bank of Salem, Salem. New Albany.
Bank of Salem, New AL New York and Va State
hany. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Bloomington Bk Bloom Parke Co. Bank, Rock
ington. vile.
Crescent City Bank, Ev- Prairie City Bank, Terre
ansville. Haute. - ~ 81. -
Canal Bank, Granville. Southern Bank of Ind,
Cambridge City /, Gam Terre Haute.
bridge City. Salem Bank, Goshen.
Central Bank, IRdianapo- n
lis.
UHCURREST FUNDS. ala
The principal uncurrent funds in this market are
Illinois, Wisconsin and Tcnnesse. They may b
quotcd about follows
Illinois discount
Wisconsin
Tennesse-Planters and Union .Banks.... s.
Bank OF TennesSe....... "a
Free Banks-solvent..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-29

TNTO tn r 10 YERS UF II tFUUD
Z Cup of Tea-We are now in receipt of very
choice lot of loose Teas bought expressly for retail
;rsde. Can one and all. Samples given with pleas
JTre, by u. ~. eoQh y sen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-29

9VV FFFItf@IIf-Io III VNtfso
Bank, New York stock. .
800 shares Importers & Traders
Bank, New York, stock -. II
400 shares American Exchange
Bank, New York, stock. 10
$50 shares Merchants Bank,
y. Y. stock .....................
10 shares Mechanics & Ira
ders' Bank, Jersey City
stock. 10
100 shares L. 5. Trust Co. New
York, stoclS............-...... 1C
$50 shares u. Y. Life ms. q
Trust Co., \. Y. stock...... Il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-29

The following Register of places of public wor-
ship, may be of interest to strangers visiting our
city,
German United ECGR9eitcat 81 Johns Church.
On Third street, between Division and InSle streets
WILLIAM ScHMIpT, Pastor. Meetings, every sun
I no A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

Way TUSCALOOSA ALWAYS yorED AGuSsT
GEN. JAcKsOs.-Old Hickory crossed the War
riOr river at the close of a campaipn. at Gar
thage, in Tuscaloosa county There he halted
and rested for the recruit and refreshment OF
the sick and wounded for a few days. The
citizens OF Tuscaloosa, then a small village
got up public dinner to the General. A
reputation OF militia officers, armed rap-q-pis
went to Carthage TO extend the invitation TO
Jnakson They found him busy, on foot. near
the main road, dismounted, and with well set
phrase, their spokesman invited him TO the
dinner.
For how many have you made provision ?''
asked jackson. - For all my men ~
No, only for yourself and officers
Then, replied the old hero. 80 nor officer
OF mino will not eat dinner not provided far
all my boys" Then turning on his heel ab
ruptly, ho left them.
The poor militiamsn were sadly -discomfte1
and mortified at this rebuff But worse was in
store Tor them A quartermaster, or his as
slstant, had laid his hands upon every horse of
the delegation, and claimed them for public
service Furious, they appealed to the Gen
eral. He declined interfering; could make no
distinctions. Other mems horses were taken
why not theirs, was surprised at their want of
PATRIOTISM, not willing to give up their horses
ior the tran sportatiOn Of the sick and wounded
soldiers! The case was hOpeess-the weather
warm-the military trappings, coat. sword
boots, Re, all unSuitod for long march in ths
hot and dusty weather. No conveyance, how
ever could be had. The generals. colonel.
majors. and captains Of the Tuscaloosa militia
acqikcd to Tuscaloosa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

An lSFERNAL MACuINs.-An Internal ma
chine was found recently in the warehouse of
*; Kent, on the canal, in South Akron, Ohio,
wnlle removing stock OF agricultural imple-
ments, &c- The Beacon says:
On taking out and inspecting it, the box
was found to contain the running work. o. a
brass clock, 50 adjusted and fixed that the revo-
luton OF tho stem would draw bunch Of frio
tiOn-ma.ches, connected with a train of tissue
paper and fire shavings, over the tube os n lamp
wick. An oyster-can, cut and fitted with a
leather top, and filed with camphene was
pl. cJl under the clock, being the mp 20 furn
ish blaze The box was inciosed ia large box,
which contained combustibIes. A bottle OF
.mphene was near, aud some quarts OF quick
irletion matches When adjusted and the lamp
lighted the clock would have run several houri
taccordiEg as it was wound up and gradually
drawn the matches into the blaze when the
combustion would have been instantaneous
There can be no doubt that the whole con
trivanee was for the purpose OF incendiarism,
but the ulterior motive is a mystery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

PRESERVING FLOwERs-Our fai- readsrs
all OF whom, We know, love flowers-the season
OF which Is now at hand-will be interested in
the following manner Of preserving them from
whiting, which cOtempOrary assures us is
highly successful. The plan is this Procure
Hat dish of porcelain, into which pour water
place upon vase OF howers, and over the vase
a glass-bell with its rim in the water. The mir
that surrouEds the flowers being confined be-
meath the bell-glass, is constantly moist with
water, that rises into il in the form of vapOr
As fast as the water becomes condensed il runs
down the side Of the beli-giass into the dish :;
and u means be taken to enclose the water on
the outside OF the bel!-gass 50 rs to prevent il
eVaporaung into the air Of the sitting room, the
atmosphere around the flowers is continually
damp. The plan is designated the /" Hopean
apparatus The experiment may be tried on
a small scale by inyerting a tumb.er over a
rosebud in a saucer Of waier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

Il The Paris correspondent of tho London
Times furnishes an interesting summary of tho
financial operations of the French Government /:
The revenue Of the empire is derived from
direct taxes, giving total of 81, ,555 979i as
the ordinary income Of the State. The grand
total OF revenue is placed at 7O, $50 ,3la Diff
ierent items OF ordinary expenditure, thou gh
some have been greatly increased, give a total
u 69, 311f-, to which NUT be added Lila
1851: br extraordinary works-making the
total expenditure 70,66S, 29N. The increase of
the national liabilities since the revolution of
1913, is represented by an increase in the
amount Of dividends equal to ), go ,OOOk yearly.
Ihe successive governments OF France have
received Ie 10 the course of the last ten years
1l2,i0O, ,G00i. by way of loans over and above
the annual revenue. 1t would conseouentIy
appear that France Is adding to her national
debt at the average rate Of ii go ,OOOl sterling
every year.
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Miscellaneous,
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT I

May Is, 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sea led proposals
Will he received at this Department until the l4th
Day oil June, proxlmO for the issue of any portion
or the WHOLE Of four millions Of dollars IN Treas
Notes IN exchange for gold coin of the United States
deposited with the Treasurer of the United States
the Treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia, the
Treasurer OF the Branch Mint At New Or cans. or
the Assistant Treasurcrs at Boston, New York.
Charleston. st. LOUIS. within ten days from The
acceptance of such proposals. under tue authority
oil the act OF Congress entitled "Au act to autorIZ
the issue of Treasury Notes." approved 2Si De
cember, 1857.
Inc treasury Notes will be issued upon the re-
capt mere OF certificates of deposite with those
officers to the credit of the Treasurer of the Uni: ed
states They will be made pay yable 10 the order { {
such bidder or bidders a, shall agree To make such
exchange at the lowest rate interest not exceed
ing SIX per csntum per annum, and will carry such
rate from the date of the certificate of uch deposs
The proposals must state the rate of intetest
witho"t condition and without reference To other
bds and contain no other fractional rates than QUE
i"ufth ore half or three-fu or one per csntum
'he per centnm OF the amount proposed To be ex-
ansed must DO deposited with one of the treas ury
"hoefsaboVe enumerated, whose certificate of su ch
deposit must accompany each prOpOsal, az security
i"f its iu:h men. IL the proposal is not accepted
immediate directions will he given to return such
deposlte. should the proposals tie val.nt from the
provisions Of the act OF Congress or OF this uoic.
they will not he considered
All proposals under this notice must he SEALED.
and inscribed on the outside proposals for Treas
ury Notes." They will be opened al this department.
AT u o ciock, H., on said l4th day of June
HOWELL COBB.
InS io-2awtt4June. Secretary of the Treasury,
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VOL. XII.

PERSONAL NARRArIvE.-Nr. Walter III
Shube, formerly editor of the Shield and Ban
ner at Mansfield, Ohio, gives a clear account
OF his sensations at tue time of the accident ON
the Central Railroad, at Sanquoit Creek. by
which SIX persons were killed, and about forty
wounded lie says it is the third time he has
been through a similar scene within nine
months.
The FIRST intimation Mr.. Shube had that all
was not right on the train, he heard shrek
apparently from a female voice, Immediately
followed by cracking sound. Having made
up his mind that the surest way of escaping
injuries upon such occasions. was to make fast
10 something, be grasped his seat firmly, and
was immediately carried, seat and all over
the head of the man in front of him. He felt
the hre flash from his eyes by coming i'm col
lision with the head of the unknown man, who
was lying dead in the baggage room Mr..
Shube says he distinctly heard the crushing
sound OF breaking bones as the old msn was
thrown against the side Of the car He saws it
sounded IN his ears like that produced by u dog
"cTannchtHg the bones Of a partridge" and
was to him the most horrible noise ho ever
heard He thinks the old man died instantly
Mr. Shube WAS in the second car; he saw a
shower Of splinters flying and got glimpse of
daylight shining through the end car as he
went down, following the engine, tender, bag
gage ana first passenger car. The third car
o. oOh INC so0ohu III the emu ana dashed 1t In
pieces, heap Of ruins Mr.. Shube was as
sisted out OF the midst of the wreck by friendly
hands; his injuries are spraIEed hip and one
OF the small bones of his leg broken. He saws
the hip is injured in the same place where its
hrmness was severely tried ON the Erie road
but he speaks confidently of being on his way
again in a few days. Few men live to pass
through such scene. as Mr.. Shube has expe-
rienced. His own escape, as well as that of
many others, stops little short of the miracu-
lous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

III Ia Middlfsex, Yates county, ~ Y, on
"wednesday afternoon, John r. Franc,.co sgsd
about 10 years, went out into shed attached TO
his fathers barn, and suspended aim ,elf by the
neck with rope. He told some little child en-
who were with him, 10 run into the house as b,.
was going to hang himself, and from this il is
expected he did not intend TO commit suicide
but supposed some one would release him
W Mr.. Everstt's Grafton at Norfolk yielded
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NO THOSE INTERESTED,

JAMES OSBORN respectfully calls your atten
tion 70 tta punctusiItv, Reliability aud economy of
his BAGHAGE and FREIGHT E%pKESS run
nlng between Alexandra, Washing ton city, and
Ge9Igetosn. Hls Wagons call AT the Depots Inl-
!neta;eiy alter the arrival Of the OF the Bal
timore and " ashngtCn aud Orange a',i AiexandrIA
Railroads. Tor suct Freight as may - coEsgnsd TO
han Tor delivery either Of the cities ne med above.
He pledges nIinself to .harge only reasonable prl-
ces and to leave effort his part unried to give
Satisfaction To all who may require the services O:
his tx Iress.
lie pa, freight through on all goods Consigned to
ms car g, when Necessary lust as the Commission
Merchants do. aud forwards Els bills for such ad-
yanccS To he paid on the deliver, of the f.eiyht.
All Packages by railroad intended To he intrust ed
to his hxpress, should he distinctly marked-' Care
Of OSbOra'S E1prsSs."
HIS States Tor the receipt Of orders delivered In
person, Will be found IN Alexandra at Stouten
burg's, corner of King and Columbus streets; az A.
l.. Gregor3s, corner Pitt and King streets. and at
knnx BIOS, Union street. uFar The foot of klrg
street, ia Washington city at tha Star UIce, and
- Bacon " Bro s, corner "a. avenue aul 7th St..
and at I.!nthIcums Hardware Store, corner of
Bridge and 4 Hsh streets, Georgetown. =
kespectfuly.& JAMES OSBORN.
Refer to Mayenburg 4 Brothers, J. T.. Stewart
Stone x CO., of Alexandra; the Editor of the star
and the Proprietor of Smiths United States Hotel
in Washington and MIR. Llnthicum. Hardware
Dealer, ami Mr.. English, Hardware Dealer, In
Georgetown. ma Il-Iw
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OE7ICE No. l9S PssNsYLvAEIl AyfHpp, 49,
Tarss doors fro1s iSGk St,t,f, d1IO

Dn. HAiLY bess leave to inform the pubic that he
can he At ali hours, at his oe, oca ed s shove
He feels assured that en- experience of Etes years.
variety OF dfenlt that he has treated suocess
Idiiy, VII ensb,e him TO surmonnt any difficulty,
solentihc or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His
OWE experience confirming the opinion Of many inep
eminent d nd n the Rfosss"n and esPecny Drs aaTT,
card all mercursl preparations for filing Teeth, also
all EnaInels, Gutta Percha. India Rubber, and Ce
Teeth. aud that Porcelain, mounted on Goid Plate
Is the only Ieable substance that be in the
mouth, Us was most concusiveiy shown by the !sst
Although ne Hatiers himself from his long resi-
kuo~a to his humorous friends and patrons be bets
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany
thle oity.
Or. STEPHEN BAILr: Dear sir1,I desire to 81 press
my esteem Ior you personally, ard Iay confidence in
you as superior dentist. Ghe operations ex ecuted
the M, .na ,Ss
psbiio that your skill 30 vel deserves.
Washington. A.s. Is. ,s aoar. ~ J.wa 'FErRi1 FRi1Exc..
Frem one o, the cldes. firms n Baltimore. Mss.rs.
Having employ cd D,. Stephen Bail5, Surg con Der-
,ortant and dhicult piece OF WORK, vEich lie DID &c
nay eEIre setlsGctlQn, and n vlev OF the fact THAI
College OF Baltimore failed after repeated trials ID
periorn the same work satisfactorily, it sIvss me
ss estimation OF Is sts confidence Ans
Baltimore. Jan.i2, lsS7. nARMANN BO6as.
kxtrsot from rote received fro the late "a sks
ii. C..y.C
Tss teetA yet made for ms work admirably; :; 10th.
laf eonio be better. Very fTaieisly, ~
Ss taose that seot relief from the maadIes of tbs
tseth, can oheeftglly recommend Ds :. Baily as Q
eSSeror Dentist; Eo made a set Of porcelain te-th
tor one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
Inyssf and The work has al stood we'll for more thar
ten years. kOBEKT r. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. of tho 81. E. Church Souts.
April -. less.
We, the undersigned, having had occsxion to Avail
saraslvee Of the professional skill vi DI. g Baiiy,
Surgeon Dentist OF this oltJ, lIaylg been cosrs
knt OF his operations our fnilI or friends take
pleasure N expressing our admiration of hls artistic
SKILL So ve as OF the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN wlieh he pcrforT the most Gsioate and difficult
operations In Dental SuTgeIy and peotfuliy re-
commend hlm To the cOnhdsace and patronage OF the
public. of whloh consider him einineEtly worthy,
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect U. s. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d. of Washington, ID. G.
R.S BOHRER, VI. ID. of Georgetown, II. G.
n. =. LINCOLN, NJ. d.. of Washington. ID. e,
Jos. II. BRADLgI, of Washington, ID, G.,
9kcRSR WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LgNox, Ex-Mayor of Washing.onj
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Once,
O.C. WsET, Principal Z Rittenhouas Academy,
esb2D II
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ENOH RENT-TWO ROOMS in the third story
T. of he building occupied Office by c. e
Wallach, and immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply tn RICHARD WALLACH. ap6
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEALER S-For rent, for ten years vacant
LOT upon Fl 1nth street, II by Iz9 feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyter Church. For terms
apply to DIR. CHAS. III. CRAGlN, Georgetown.
ap 20 3tawtf
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R2-1In q
CLOCKS, WATCHES. AND JEWELRY.

Just received this day. a great variety OF CIocks
from $ up; also Monthly & LOCKS: N
WATCHES and JEWELRY Of al the laie fssat
sly les and best makers CLOCKS for II cam ~
boats: Hotels, Bar rooms, Offices, Churches, Par
lors, &c.
Also, CLOCK MATERIALS oe every kind
Clocks 10 the trade al wholesale prices al the
great Clock, Watch, and Jewolry Emporium of
j. ROBINSON
ap 2-lm $40 oppo RrovnsS Uotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-19

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED ATSHEP
y HERDS, corner 7th and ID streets.
complete asso' tment of the pubIcatiO Of
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School I!brsrIes q
wards, Hymns. Tracts. &c; Wesley FANNY. tales
ano 1akngs. Lost Chapters, Chief of Pilg grams The
True Womsn, Peter Cartwright, Biblical Diction-
sry. To9nge of Fire, What Must do TO be Saved,
sung OF the oder, l.lvlngsto Travels in Africa
brakes History of Indians. Six steps ta Honor,
other Music. " ' ~
Friend ~ ~ ,naS
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uUMpHRIEs & &JUENEMANN'S
ILEASURE GARnEN

HUMpHRIES & &JUENEMANN'S
IL PLEASURE GARDEN.
This popular place Of Summer resort, 90 convent
en-; for an hcur recreat ION of al in Wash = 4.
mgtOn, will lie opened for the season OuVSHkQ
the afternoon OF Monday, the Sd of May l,..l~l
prOxnO, when, and on each succeeding NoT7a,
Throughout the season, a fine Band Of Music will
be Iu ATTENDANCE and the Danolng Saloon will be free
to all respectable visitors.
Throns hOut the last season this admirable Pleas
ure Gaisen gave universal satisfaction, and was
Patroalssd ny many thousand persons of both sexes
Encouraged by the patronage then bestowed ON
them, the prOprIetOrs have made the arrauc emants
Tor the coming season more extended and hJe-
ra scale. which cannot fail to Gelis ht nj! visitors
The following rules must be observed by all their
patrons:
mItted.
ID Boys will not he admitted, unles. accompanied
by their parents or guardians.
Sd. No lntox Gated person permitted TO enter the
gates or TO remain on the premises.
Ehe pubic Will, at q glance. comprehend the ne
cessIty Tor the due enforcement Cf these resula-
tiOns, which will he the business of The polJc- ohi
ceTs who wIll Rlways be in attendance.
HU UMfHRlES u JIENEMANN,
ProprletOrs OF the Pleasure Garden
on the corner Of 4tb end T. SITS,
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