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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23

Aqeood operator on Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing
Machiue, can find employment at Smiths Shirt
Mandatory, Moo Second Street, in Bray's Block.
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pRAFTTNG By THE REBELS.

The Rebels have resorted to drafting in
Virginia, the Carolinas, Arkansas, and Ten
nessee only in the first State thoroughly
by forcing every man that can bear arms
into the ranks. In the others but partially
as yet. The best troops are the volunteers
from the Gulf States, South Carolina and
Texas. The drafted militia of Virginia are
altogether the worst in the army, except,
perhaps, Gen. Prices Missouri rabble.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


WNDTEGE TO COsV-FA.R CTORS.
GW TIE Common Council OF the Citv Of Eyin--
Vile will receive sealed proposals until the 18th
day of October, Ia 1. for grading the lies extend
ing from Sycamore 20 Vine Street, and tuate be
tive Seventh and Eighth Streets, 10 SAID city.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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5 Notice 60 Tax PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given e the Tax Payers Of thr
City Of E1hnsyile. that have reeaivcd from the
Clerk Of the Common Council Of said City tho
Tax Duplicate for the year 1861, and that : am
now ready 10 receive the taxes conta nod iu said
Duplicate
Ny Office lie at No 80 Main Street, 10 the Wash-
iugton Hotel building, second door below Third
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W7HTT q NTRTHEETD

CO R Ds or GOOD W.OOD
EsD WA HTED, for which the highest Cash
nrise viii be paid. Apply at this Office. sep23 3
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a OTTCR % C.IOJl~TR.aICijiTORs.

% The Common Council Of the City Of Evans
vile viii receive scaled proposals until the izth
day Of October 1851, for grading the Alley extend
ing from Sycamore 70 Vine Street. and situate De-
tRoen Second and Third Streets, in said city.
re--rr. r-rr rPsBURKE, Clerk.
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BE FEELINR IN EURoPE.

The letters from our Diplomatic repre-
sentatives in Russia, Germany, and Italy,
contain gratifying and satisfactory evidences
of the sympathy of the sovereigns and peo-
pie with US in our war with the rebellion
= THE CAMPAIGN DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Navy Department is educating sail
ors to man the guns of the Fremont fotilla.
1t has already sent him number of officers,
and heartily seconds all his preparations for
the campaign down the Mississippi. Is ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-23

CHRIS. HEDDERICH. Colisc.or
i SEPT 81 1851 2 Z VOIksbete copy1
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FOB GOOD HATS OF EVERY VARIETY
and colo, call At MELLI0TT BROS
No. IS5 Main Street
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INFLAMMATION GOssIp.

" Q III &c army 10 qusCe ~
the sensation correspondents Of the new
York papers find their. occupation almost
gone. We condense from the telegrapnic
correspondence of the New York Herald
and Tribune the following items Ii 4
THE ABOLITION OF PRIyATEERIEG.
When our Government offered to accede
to the propositions of the Paris Conference
respecting the abolition of privateerlng, 1t
was on the express conditions that rebellion
be ignored, and that such adhesion be oind'
ing upon the whole country. Had the Eu-
ropean Governments assented, they would
have been bound 60 treat JEFF. Daviss pri-
vateers as pirates, but England hrst, and
France second, declined to receive anything
but an unqualified acceptance. Even kas-
STA refused to enter into separate treaty on
these terms, saying that her engagsme t.p Is
under the Paris Conference rendered II I'M
possible, but promising that after the int
ted States entered into the league, she
would support her in the amendments
which she might suggest.
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s1 The following circular has just been
received, and is Published for the guidance
Of the companies of the Legion, and the in-
portance for immediate action urged upon
every company. IL 3aa 100 US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01
FRIDAY, February

SENArE.-Mr Ten Eyck presented certain res
o!uuons OF the State of New Jersey IA voring the
adoption of the Crlttenden proposition The res
olutons were laid on the table, and ordered to be
printed. NC
MI. Green moved that the Deficiency Bill be
made special order for tomorrow af O'Clock
which was lost
MI Pearce moved 10 make the bill a sueciaI
ofoer Tor O'Clock to-day; which was aged TO
MI Ten Eyck, OF n J., took occasion 10 Cx.
P'ess MS dissent from the resolutions Of his State
Legislature, and argued in opposition to the rio ht
OF INSTRUCTION, taking the Hamiltonian ground AZ
70 the construction Of the Federal Government
HousE.-Mr. Conway, of Kansas, rising to a
privileged question, asked Of Mr.. Hindman his
reasons for Introducing his resolution Of the pre-
Ulous day, relative to the Legality Of his (AIr.
Conwsy's) election
Mr.. Hindman said II was not from an v desi re- 20
reflect upon the gentleman from Kansas, or hi,
state; but was to test the legality Of Representa
nvss election by the people of a Territory.
MT. Grow referred Mr. Hindman TO bis own
etdte. II was the custom for the people of Ter
rltory TO elect their State officers prior to their
admission into the Union, as they would have no
government at all If they waited until they were
formed into State before their officers were
elected. WIZ
Mr.. kellogg offered substitute 70 the report az
the Committee of Thirty=three, and asked that II
might be printed, so that he could bring n up
before the House at an early date. Agreed to
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u The new Dollar Weekly star, fsiier than
ever Of Nj Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery to the public Embraced In lis enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
Shawn Of the Hays Hole-a thrilling legend OF
ireland; Excursion from Washington. No. 6
verv interesting; Fashions for January, Cfrom
lie Follet;) Escape Of Lions from Mensgerie;
scandal in High Life; . Tail Holt Better than
no Holt'-a sidesplitter;
Full report Of Congressional Proceedings, SUI
prene Court Southern Conventions, Railroad
Convention, Speeches Of Cassius NJ Clay and
Hon Green Adams at Odd Fellows Hail. Lee
lures at the Smithsonian, Republican Meeting,
Presidents Levee, dc &ei
Editorials on the Topics of the Times; Opera
tons Of the Patent Once; Row in Boston;
Workiugmen's Meeting In Richmond; Letter
from Key West; Lord Brougham on American
Slavery; Emperor Napoleon on Disunion; Re-
enforcement of Fort Sumter; Lola Montez;
Latest Telegraphic Dispatches from all parts Of
the Country; Several Columns Of Agricultural
and Horticultural Miscellany, Household Reel
pes and Recipes for the Workshop, Miscella-
neous Items, Local News, Clippings from VAN
ity Fair, Fun, Poetry, &c, &c, as well as every
thing else found in any family journal.
This Is Just the paper above all others for per-
sojourning in the National Metropolis TO
send TO their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

FORGERY, FOR Effect ON THE VIRGINIA
ELEcrIos.-The Charleston Mercury publishes
just In time to get Ii before the people of Virginia
oy Monday morning next, a letter purporting to
have been written by Lincoln on the I'd Of last
month to man named. J. A. Spencer, In Wheel
Ing, Va, declaring that In his opinion John Brown
" committed no offence against the General Gov
efnment meriting such severe punishment''-and
all that sort Of thing.
of course, this alleged correspondence &. bold
forgery TO aid the cause Of disunion in Virginia
on Monday next-daperate, indeed, to require
such assistance which, however, IL In excellent
keeping with portion Of the means aiken by letter
ana telegraph to palm the reconstruction dodge
upon Virginias voters, &C, &c. Every line Of
the alleged letter In question embraces proof To
any honest mind that it is base forgery, to COM
pass an end that can only be possibly accom-
Piisned oy the basest conceivable practices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

SiREET hENCoNTRB BETWEEN EDITORS On
"Wednesday last Mr. w w. Holden. of the
Raleigh North Carolina) Standard, assaulted
Mr. John SpelmaD, Of the State Journal in Fa-
yeteVille street, Raleigh with a cane infictiny
Volver and fired three Ineffective shots at his
assalIant before friends inteTfered 10 separate
Them The cause of the quarrel was some insult
Tug epltne's applied to MIR. Spelman through the
editorial columns of the Standard and The &c.
Of Mr. Holden TO accord to his sti gmstzed brother
oil me quill the satisfaction of a gentleman or
10 hoid any correspondence with him. The
s =. MT oPelinan challenge magnanimously
offered to assume the quarrel Of his PRINCIPAL and
10 take BIS place upon the field but this cffer the
challenged gentleman had the good sense to de-
cline. ~ NC
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spiri, Of IN. Mornips Press

The IntsH,gsnesr opposes the repeal of the duty
on sugar, end says that such a measure Of punish
ment would be inflicted upon the heads Of men
whose position is rather their misfortune than
their fault.
The Republicans opposes the scheme Of the N. Y
TrtbEHs for extiBguishing slavery by paying for
the slaves Of such masters as are willing to sell
out Of the National Treasury, upon the ground
that IL will not be acceptable to the free States,
and those who hold on to the system Of slave
labor will not consent to be taxed to enable others
70 get rid of It.
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CEURL The Baltimore American under the
head "A Good Sign" has the following The
washington Constitution, the weakest as cell az
mere was too much patriotic oxygen in the air
OF ashlngton to sustain It, and II has suspended
WIN the hope Of revival somewhere "within the
nnllts OF tne southern Confederacy" 81 20
hence" exclaims the editor let us add Iu MONS
nope, tue epitaphicai conclusion, "to be heard of
no more forever" Perhaps IL would be proper TO
suggest the prayer that the Southern Confederacy,
mldst the Trials and dangers that wait upon the
birth OF nations may not have the crowninU mis-
fortune OF the Constitution for an ofpan
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Personal.

g -. Ex-Governor Lowe, Md; j E. Jouett, U
:. are at the National.
49, Hon. w NesnIth, T. S Senator from
oregon, In place Of Gen. Joseph Lane; Col sum
ner, U ,; A Henry Stussis, Switzerland: 2
Franfanelli, Rome: James Horner, of Albany are
at Willards'. '' '0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

Ihk MACEDONIAN AT Pensacola "A telegram
1lHpatch u the Mobile papers, dated at Pensacola
January ssth, states that Ii there rumofed that
NE sioop-ef-war Macedonian, which sailed from
foisfnoaih n :, with sealed orders on the 18th
inst had arrived On the harbor of Pensaeola
VIII VIII six hundred troops for the relief Of Fort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

hE LINCOLN Does RECOMMEND CoNcrLrArIoS
AND Recommendations the guarded
denial Of the Springfield papers, the fact is un-
Questionable that there are In existence not only
one out several letters (p,irats) from Mr. Lincoln
10 friends Of bis In this city, recommending con.
citation and compromise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

The AMERICAN BoNAPARrKs-A mo~f 49,
esung case Is now pending before the Tribun1 "a
FIRST Instance at Paris relative to the legality Of
sne OF the late Prince Jerome Bona parte
mademe bonaparte, first wife Of the late Prince
Jerome Bonaparte, ex-King Of westphalia, and
uncle OF the Emperor Napoleon, and her son by
her marriage with the Prince, claim to inherit
Prince Madame Bonaparts was a dauybt,r ~
lIiiam Patterson, Of Baltimore, and this case IL
OF much Interest 10 many of that city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

An ApnIssIoH.-The Ohio State Journal fra
Paoiiean,) speaking Of Wendell Phillips' late
aemonstration in Boston, says:
We fear that before society can be peaesf,,l,
Iseeasirhefsd, and the Union made 10 taks The
medicine that 10 honestly meant for It's soods
'ses Pse1s 81 Ph'lligs MAST BE- ssypyssssdT
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

RESIGNED Lieut. VIM. J. Hardee, Of First
Cavalry, L. A (of Georgia,) has resigned.
His resignation makes Major VIM. ii. Emory
Lieutenant Colonel Of the First Cavalry
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BOARDING.

MRS. JANE TAYLOR has several VACANT
lNI ROOMS. few permanent or transient
boafders can be accommodated at All Sd street
ia 81 ST.
R0AR DING.-Persons desirous of comforta
- be home can obtain good Board and pleasant
Apartments on Fstreet No. 33e, between 9Th and
10th SITS. Table Boarders can also be aocommo-
dated. Terms reasonable. la Sl-Sts
QOARDING.-A desirable front ROOM, imme-
- diately over the parlor, with ali the modern
asa Ninth street.
ia SO-4tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

IL The amount Of coal annually taken from
mines IN Ohio, Is estimated by the commi ssh one T
Of statistics TO exceed 2, 900 900 tons
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Trr MAs..cHr,rrr, prrraarrox Isr srx.

TEE MAssAcHusrrrs DxLxsATiox 1sr SKs.
AToR SrNSEk-lt appears that the request OF
Virginia that the different States appoint com
mlssloners for the purpose Of meeting other com
missioners Of that State, in Washington, on the
ite day Of February, was laid before the Masse-
chusetts delegation and a letter was prepared and
signed by most Of the members OF the House, ad-
dressed to the Governor, asking him 10 recon-
mend to the Legislature the appointment Of Ger
tain eminent citizens from Massachusetts 20 take.
part In this great consultation.
~ is stated sud believed that Mr.. Senator sum
nef, hearing Of this paper, took strong ground
against il, and protested 70 Hon. Charles Francis
Adams against his having signed the document
In question. The latter, in very prompt and
somewhat indignant manner. refused 70 be con-
trolled by the distinguished Senator, and stated
that be for his country and his whole country,
and would do everything 70 maintain the overo-
ment and settle existing difficulties.
tbs due TO Mr. Adams to say, that the example
of bis Revolutionary fathers, and Of the patriotic
EK-President, John Quincy Adams. who, amid
all bis eccentricities, was nevertheless warm and
untiring friend Of the Union, 10 ardently cher
ished by him. The son Of such fathers cannot do
wrong In a moment Of gloom like the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

SUCCESS.
LAST WEEK
DR.. SCHLOsSER
WASHINGTON.
THE ONLY
CERTAIN,
PERMANENT AND
SAFE CURE
SUIT CORNs.
ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET
INFALLIBLE SYSTEM PRACTICED
DR.. NJ. sCHLOSsER, ~.
SURGEON CHTRoPoDIST
The following wsshinston Testimonials Are
identical with thousands III possession Of DIR
SCHLOsSER.
WASHINGTON TESTIMONIALS.
From Hon. X. Tcombs, U. s. S.
Dr. schlosseT has this cay taken out great mum
Der of Corns from my feet without any rain. and il
seems TO be effectual
January y, 1850. r. TOoMPS
From ID. S. Daris, Esq.
Or Sohlosser has this day removed from m, feet
Il Corns, which was done without pain, ana to my
entire subtraction. oheerfuily recommend 10 all
persons, and especially my friends who suffer with
CoIns, to call on tina Doctor. II. s. DAVIS.
Washington.
Fton, I. S RaE, Esq.
DR. Schlosser has this day operated UPON m, feet.
and has produced entire satisfaction.
Is. HALL
From: Tko.. F. Letcis, Wa, Department,
Icertify that DR. Schosser has ski fu " extracted
EeVera! COINS from my feet. and without pain.
THOS. r. LEWIS.
From Cart S. Barron
DR.. SchloGser has extracted ,everal corns nom
my feet cry successfully, and without pain.
WISH nstcn, 70, 1869. s. BARRON.
From d. 7. S. Vrai.
testify that have been very successfully ope
ra'ed upon by DR.. schlosser without pain Of any
sors. T.s. VERDI, NJ ID,
Testimonials from members OF the Imperial Roy.l
Families of Europe. as we'll rs numperless opes
from Statesmen. DIplo a'Ists, C.srsymep. Pby,i
CLANS &c 40, of tris country and Europs n az
be seen at his ofhcs.
DR.. SCHLossER
CAN BE
CONSULTED
IN
WASHINGTON
ONE WEEK LONGER,
ATHIs
CONSULTING ROOMS,
237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(South side,D
between 18th and 18th streets.
OFFICE HOURS
From 10 g. m. till p. m.
N. B.-No professional connection with any one;
his method Is different from those peri ons who
those give only short relief, but not permanent
cure.
LAST
WEEK
IN
fell WASHINGTON.
CANDLEMAss DAY, SATURDAY. FrBRu-
~ ARY %. 1861.
ALTAR CANDLES, best quality. PARIFINE
WAX CANDLES for altar use. cheapest and best
Article for the purpose used ell the cities I'm the
ThI d street.
ia sos. GEO, SAVAGE
Great REDUCTION oFPRICE TO .UIT
" THE TINES.
We are fering gre at Inducements for cash. Our
,l 5S Of nit
ready made for go, with large ussortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Military Over Goats made 70 oder for ss;
ia 81 dsw 322 Pa av.. bet. 9th and 10th sts.
TO THE MILITARY.
We are Offering great judgements TO Military
Companies who wish ontfts. Being largely sngag ed
IN army AID navy work, we can give every facility
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01
BY THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer,

GtOTsaotcH, %. q.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION On SATUk-
" DAY MORNING, the ID instant, at 10 O'Clock,
I sha | sell in front Of the Auction Rooms, near
the Market. desirable assortment OF Fam ~ Gro
Bbls New Orleans Sugars, Bbls. Crushed Sutars,
Do Mo.asses, Sacks Rio Coffee, SO pounds
Boxes spsrm and Adsmantins Candles, Boxes
starch, Ground Pepper, Ground Ginger,
Gloves, GunpowdeT and Olong Teas,
Boxes Chewing Tobacco, Sel Soda,
20 Bbls. whlskey, Brandy, Gin, &c,
Jackson whitkey. French Brandies,
s Gases Jamaica Rum. Brooms Buckets. DO, &c.
ia3I n THOS. BOWLING. Auot.
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FTon; Taos. F. L:tcis, Wa, Department,
certify that DR. Schosser has ski fu " extracted
EeVersl corps from my feet. and without paia.
THOS. P. LEWIS.
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FROM TIE WEST.
Pittsburg, Pa........... cloudy, 26'
Barometer at the Smithsonian at a m, (cor-
rected for teIEPerature,) 30, Ol; at noon, ~ ,079
Thermometer at a. m, 23'; at noon, 81
Maximum during 81 hours, ending q. m to-
day, 334 minimum l5Zo.
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Nv GREEN a WILLIAMS. An0tioneers.
Ne sos. cctasr va and ID .Irssi,.

"
OFFENSIVE SALE OF HARDNARf
Il CRocKERy. Glass AED WiiIow WY ..
10 O'clock q. m. we shall sell 81 store No. tsc
Penn., lvsnis avenue, between lsfh srd 9Th 81 ,
FIrst Wsrd .aree 'ot 81 the ehoRe- Lanta tlbi
olee. conslfting Of . , =. - ..
ivorv, Buck. and Cocoa Hardled krive. s.d
p sted, sibsia. and other SPOONS and Farks;
A Fine assoTtm snt cf NJ utsalcs' Tools and Ha'o-
Farminr and Gs-den Imp emeuts.
China and SranIte Tee Sets. a. and 81 pieces.
stone China Plates ard Dishes al slzee,
Tumblers. GohletS. Wines, snd emoDadee
Toilet Ss's, White and Co'orrd Evers and Besins
Larte yellow and Rook i1g ham Ware,
Tia Pans. Cups. Ladies'. Rpcfets. and Beslnt,
Rrass Bound Cedar srd Painted Water buckes.
Tubs, KeeleTs, wsshbosrds. and Wooden ware.
And many ether ARTICLES too numerous 70 enuIne
t'H'e- iel" SsREFN A. WILLIAMS, Auct..
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u. g. A. NIusket Caps.

Ladies, Call Early
FEEB BDtEs SEFGfSHt q q s Store:
Ne Ne. s SS2 P JENNA. ksyyEENN TTE.
Additional invoices Just received Of New ems
Beautiful Jewelry.
ERoM Orr ENIIRE STOCK
YOU CAN TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR ONLY
ONE DOLLAR.
CORAL and GOLD SETS,
ENAMELEp TWIST SETS,
RERh ROMAN Mosaic SETS.
RUBY and VASE SETS.
VASE VASE and Bril- fSf' SETS.
CAMEO and GOLD STONE SETS,
BO0UET and RIBBON SETS,
LADiES NECKLACES,
CHILDREN's ARMIETS,
GENTS WATCH KEYS.
SESrS sfsESEf1 Ell BS STrHeS and STUDS,
RfN sGSssk SILVER fEEN Pi.k iFEEE6Si siPsooNs
GOBLETS, CUPS, &c.
Everything in the store new and perfect, ana
IL E6eTy article DanEfae x,ef for the -egxla,
reiaH trade, and warranted TO b. the same q1ality
as Is reialed rom hive 20 thirty dol ars each.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
EGARDLEss OF CosT.
As this great sale continues but a short time
petsons desLrng to supply themselves with JoveIry
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE,
bctxeen 9th and 10th streets
W Remember the Number--302-ss we have
no connection with Others protesting 20 sell at our
prices, IN this city,
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r. o c RT
~ Tor ths Benefit Of
ST. JOHNS GERMAN CHURCH.
CHOIR OF ST. PsUi,s ENGLISH LUTHER
AN CHURCH,
Assisted by the celebrated "PARTEILU FAM
1LY," the "AMPHION QUARTETTE CT .UB"
aud other musical talent, will be given on MON
DAY, February +th, 1851, in ths FIRST BAPTIST
CKgRCH, Tenth ST., hetween T. and r
TICKETS 25 CTS; CHILDREN 10 CTS;
door.
IL The Pisno used on the occasion is kindly
loaned by MIR. r. c. Reichenbach. fel-3t
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Testimonials from mambers ofths Imperial Roy.
Families of Eurors. as we'll rs numperless one
from Statesmen, DIplo a'Ists, C!srsymep, Pbysi
CLANS &c 40, of tris country and Europs n a,
be seen at his Office.
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Auction SALES.

By WALL BARNARD, Aactio1eers.
nRY GOODS. DET G0oDs' DRY GOODS
!: r y. .s Il Pnrs q
the Aucton Rooms = large sssortnent 81 Dr.
Goods, Fancy and staple, fromt hfst oiass n 7fe
feI WALL A. BARNARD, Auot..
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Stage hdnag'r .---- -----...-... HUMPHREY BLAND
THIS EVENING,
Benefit of
Nj X. T T. X ".
First Teprese NATION Of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN AT HOME;
Or,
LORD DUNDREARY ABROAD
Prcduced with entirety New ceIery, Panorama
OF the e. udspu River, Skating pond, 4c..
painted by Messrs. Jas. amb
aid Jos Parker.
Mr.. Sothernas Lord Dun1reary and his Brother
sam.
Hrs wonderful tra ms formations and original con-
oep ions Of these parts literally took Phi adelphis
b. Storm and every critio in the city stamped him
as the EccentI 10 ComeClan of the age.
The performance will commence with q favorite
Farce IL
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Rr WALL A. BARNARD. Anotioneers.

GALE OF FINE OLD WINES, PURE I'M
- PoRTKD BRANDY, WHISKY, AND orHEh Ii
oUoRs, PINE BAY CARRIAGE AND BLACK SADDLE
HolsE, WAGON, CARNAGE, &C. At AUcTIos.-
On TUESDAY NOR ING, the Sth OF February,
mont of w insss Brandy, whistey. &c In sood
and gla.., being the stock of =. p. simpson, Fec.
dec irfnE business, and comprising
Dat Gordon and Topaz sherry. Port, Cisret, and
Rocheile .Jules ohm ',and Hennessey Brsndies.
Unser and SCOTCH whiskey, and pure Holland Gin.
in wood aud glsss.
Cigars. Stand Casks, Bottles,
petk ard Stove,
And other srticles ususlly kept in fine LIsucr
Afro. at Twelve O'Clock M
fue BAY Carriage Horse,
hue Black saddle Horse. an excellent Pecer,
Express Wagon and Harness,
I Carriage ard Harness. .
Terms: SIS cash; over that amount o credit n
81 aud 50 days, for approved endorsed notes. bear
IL whLLA BARNARD, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01
T.cT1 Cart. S, P1yyo,

F'cri CAPT. S. Paror.
DR.. Schloeser has extracted feveral corns from
my feet cry successfully, and without pain.
Wash nston, 70, 1884, BARRON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-01

From d.. 7. S. Vsrdi
testify that have been very successfully ope
ra'ed upon by DR.. Schlosser without pain of an,
sor'. T.s. VERDI, NJ. ID.