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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02

E@ The friends of DR.. W. G. RAILS.
roN, of Boonville, will be much gratiied
to learn that he has been appointed Sur
geon for the Eighty-frst Regiment Indi-
ana Volunteers. He will leave for the
scene of duty the early part of next
week. The Doctor will make a compe-
tent and efficient surgeon, and will throw
his whole heart into his new duties as he
does with everything he undertakes.
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GREAT SALE OF LOTS,

John A. Reitz and Converse Clement
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, without reserve, on
Friday, April 18th. 1868,
20 LOTS IN LAHIAS and
81 Lots IN StOckweIrs Enhancement
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance in
one, two and three years
All of which are choice lots and wei
located. A particular description of Ill
the lots will be given to the public in
future advertisement.
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MARRIED.

On the Slst day of March, 1868, by Rev. L. N
Walters, Mr.. STEPHEN HUIFIsH to Miss KATE
SToRIoN, all of Evansville, Ind.
On the 3lst ult, by Rev. G. White, Mr.. Ed.
WIN A. COOKE to Miss MARY ARApELLa SurRwoon
all of the City of Evansville, Ind.
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Soldiers Claim Agency.

McBRIDE q WHITTLEsEY are still pro-
curing back pay for discharged soldiers.
Pensions and Bounties for soldiers and
widows under the acts of Congress of
1861 and 1862 Their terms are low.
Give them a call Their Office is on
Third street, below the Crescent City
HALL febl4-1y
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1858. WATT HE'S & JEWELRY.
1888.
PENSION AGENCY.
Rounties. Pensions and Back Pay.

BOunties, Pensions and Back Pay.
JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers, pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
|, Soldiers discharged by reason of
wounds, can get 500 bounty by apply
ing through this Agency Letters of in
quiry, with stamp, always answered.
Address JOHN TENNIS,
Pension Agent.
Office, Post Office building First street
Evansville Jan. 26-ly.
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AWARDS FOR GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES
Awards were made yesterday by Quar-
termaster Ehrman, to the following per-
sons, for Government supplies The bid
ding was quite spirited, and the favora-
BILE ra;es show a strong confidence in the
credit of the Government:
Kratz & deilman, flour at Sc 90 per
Dbl; Geo. Foster, bacon at Sc 80 per 100
lbs; Rahm, potatoes 81 35 per bushel;
Coldwell, potatoes 81 80 per bushel; Geo.
Foster, pork Sl2 95 per Dbl, corn meal
l. cents per pound
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New BOoK-The Lron Furnace o.
Slavery, or Slavery and Secession By
Rev. John H Aughey, a Refugee from
Mississippi
We have received a copy of the above
work from the author, Mr.. Aughey, who,
1t wall remembered Iectured in our CITY
some evenings since. The book is nicely
prsnted, and has reputation in the east,
where it first made its appearance, of
being one of the best works of the dav
1t is a short and truthful narrative of the
experience of the writer in the South
his arrest, Imprisonment and subsequent
escape; gives the history of the rise and
progress of secession, &C., &c.
1t is well worthy the perusal of all.
For sale by s. ~ Archer and John
Healy.
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-~~~.-~,-.y u VIC ( Treasury.
A, L. Robinson, Esq, Surveyor.
EVANSVILLE March 30

EVANSVILLE, March 20.
j. ". Nersen, Esq, Agent 1Etna In
surance Co,
SIR:-In acknowledging the receipt of
your draft for 1921 90, in payment of
losses sustained by us in the destruction
of property by fire on the morning of the
18th inst, we cannot permit the opportu-
nifty to pass, without returning to you
personally and through you to the Etna
Insurance Co., of Hartford, our thanks,
as well for the liberal manner in which
the loss was adjusted As for the bust
nesslike promptness with which payment
was made, it only furnishes additional
evidence that the favorable reputation of
the Company, deservedly belongs to it.
Yours truly,
JOHN GoELz,
JNo A. REITz.
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CitY-Bre6 Cow fnr Sale

OFFER FOR SALE GOOD cow. RAISED
IN ms CITY by Mr.. w W Morgan; and.
come home, which, in the City, is quite an oBiect
Sal Il Cow will be fresh Wit hin a week and can ha
had immediately, or as soon as she comes in.
Rev. W. H. McCARER
"P--H Upper part Second Street
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B@ We direct especial attention to
the communication of "V," on the sub
ject of Public Schools in another column.
No right thinking father will give his
vote or influence to deprive his children
Of the advantage of good schools.
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ARMY STORES.

OFFICE COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana, April 1, 1868 +
SEALED PROPOSALS To FURNISH FRESH
~ Beef will be received from first hands, and
citizens loyal To the Government of the United
tates) until y N, April 4th, Saturday 1868, for
the supply and delivery, free of al. charges. at
EVansvil ell Indiana, for the Hospitals and tro ps
stationed InsTeat
Inc Beef must be of good, wholesome quality,
(necks and shaAks excuded,) and delivered at such
times and in such quantities the Commissary at
this post may direct. The contract TO commence
on the 9th day of April -, and continue in
force until the Both dag of September. 1863 Each
bid must be accom- panied with two responsible
securities snd any and all bios may be rejected if
not satisfactory. +. II. EHRMAN,
app Capt. & C. s. U. s. A.
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Wanted.

A girl to do general house work; good
wages will be paid to one that will suit
the situation. Apply at the Drug Store,
No. 10 South First street, near the Post
Office. ap2-tf
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For SALE-A frame house on Third
street, containing six rooms, all in good
order. Inquire on the premises of Z. G.
B. Waldo, between Vine and Sycamore.
1t can be let for less than its present
value, and will take it in greenbacks.
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For Brewers and Distillers.

so Bales First Sort New York Hops,
in prime order, which we offer to our
customers at the reduced rate of 20 cents
per pound KELLER & WHITE,
Druggists,
Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
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GROCERIES.

EfCRN DRoonS-IO9 dozen Fxncy, Shaker ana
~ Plain fsr sale BY s. E GILBERT & CO.
MhSI Nc Sycamore Street.
COTTON BATTISG-40 baJes for sale very low
~ mh3l 5. f. GILBERT 4 CO.,
SO. Sycamore Street.
CoDA-rv5 kegs hest quality for sale at less than
~ the present cost of i'm portat'on.
s. E GILBERT & CO.,
nh5t No 4SycamOFe Street
TNpIGo-s0o lbs strictly prime for sal. by
Il 5. L. GILBERT CO.,
mhJI no. Sycamore Street
CASTLE S0AP-Si boxes bc,t arslitx. for
~ sale in lots at less shan the present cost Of i'm
portalion ). F. GILBERT & CO,
mhSA No. Sycamore Street
NAILS-so0 kegs, all siIes, for by
~ ;. GILBERT a CO.,
mhSl Ne. SyeaIa,r Street
(tIDER VINEYARDS bbls prime, and IN per-
- Act order; for sale by
5 E GILBERT & CO,
mh5f No: 4SycaInere Street.
COTTON YARNS bags for saIe 10 arrive
- :. /. GILBERT & CO..
nnhS4 NO-4 Sycamore Stseet.
CTGARS-f0o,6aO Cigars: ali kinds, from the
" common TO the very best s0Iae of them i've
years old; for sale very low BIZ
S. E GILBERT L CO.
mh3l No. Sycamore Street.
GPLTT PEkS-6 haiti barrels extra spIft Peas as
- mh26 u. A. COOKS.
do COFFEE-5e bags cnsfce Rio Coffee. in
II store and to arrive at II. A. COOK s.
4 WIDER THAT Is CIDEK-5 barrels re-ho;IIca
~ Cider that beats all bottled Cider: only ga
cents per gallon; come and take glass al the
m"rZ9 OLD PI0SEER GROCERY
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EY- Capt. jim Lusk, the popular
clerk of the Big Gre Eagle, has our
thanks for Loui. ille ana New Albany
papers in advance of the mails.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

EVANSVILLE, Ind April l.
bxs dry goods, Shanklin q Reilly; bxs dry
goods, J A French; Z cases shoes, Semonin: 5
boxes dry goods, ii Maghee cases shoes, Hay
* Webb; box hardwar q S Sontag; bbis
egg, sack feathers Bement Niele; 2 Gxs hard
ware, HornbroOk q Co; 30 pigs sundries, Martin
WeibOrn; ctses SHOES, Minor & d; u rolls
mating, Hopkins; 10 Bdls md~, 80 bxs nads 5
casks hard ware, Topf Long; bxs goods, 7 &
= Coolidge; 80 asses shoes, bxs bats, Morgan.
Read Co; 30 bxs nIds, Preston Bros; IL bxs dry
goods, 100 cases wine, Keen Pre- ton; 81 bbls
molasscs Gilbert: box, p G O'Riley; box
dry goods, Mackey, Henning ( Co; 5 bxs, Is bdIs
hardware, box do, BabcOck 3 Casks liquor,
LEIGH c; box patent medicines, \ Fitch; ID
pkgs mds, j Young: Is bxs fruits 3 bbls nuts
Reilly Go; Gxs coffee, IL 4 Cook l iron Safe
Grant & Il; plows, ID Morgan; IL spring
Gantner; so m shingles, J Swanson BID s trees
& Wright; sack feathers, W Riggs empty
beer bbli, enrich; 100 bags wheat, IgIeheart
Bros: hhds sugar, Orr, DalZell 4 Co; bbls, B
StinsOn; box, Bennidghoff: 1 crate queens
ware, Dantel; Dbl groceries, A Cook /; l box
PS%dsFf 1 j lliffs9st By mds sE FEiGk; box
urhlture Co; crate queensware box Ii Stock
leItn box mds, G Miller; Dbl whisky A Ellis :.
z dis betting, keitz Il Haney; L Dbl fish oil w
wilson; l3 bxs clocks, l,xs weights p
G+iSSler; 194 bales and car loads hay, Cochran
Ton 4 Co; ~ half bbls flour II d lehman.
A T. SHRADER, Agent.
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NOTICE.

A LII VANDERBURGH COUNTY ORDERS
n drawing interests, which were indorsed prior
to October lsf, 1852, will be reds ed by present.
ing them to the County Treasurer. No interest
accruing said orders after this late will be paid
mh17 LEROY CALVERT. Co Treasurer.
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DIED,

At the residence of his brother, VIM W. Nor
gam last evening, April LIST, at 81 O'Clock, Mr.
LEVI L. MORGAN, aged q years and 10 months
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EVANSVILLE, April l, 1863.
Important Order.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
March II, 1868.

March IL, 1905.
SIR:-Hereafter, until otherwise direct
ed, you will not grant any general license
for the purchase or transportation of
cotton, tobacco, or other product of the
soil in or from the States of Tennessee,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Alabama, nor any general permit to take
any goods, wares or merchandise to any
of said States for purposes of sale or
trade therein, nor any license or permit
whatever for quantities greater than are
shown to your satisfaction by written
statement, which you will presume to be
necessary for the family consumption of
the applicant, or of persons in the place
to which the license or permit is granted
Regulations of commercial intercourse
between loyal and insurrectionary States
are being framed in accordance with re-
cent legislative and executive action.
When completed, you will be duly ad-
vised, and copies will be sent to you.
Very respectfully,
10
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Wanted.

A good, reliable Boy sixteen or seven
teen years OF age, can get a situation at
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CORRESPONDENCE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 81, 1868.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 81, 1868.
To H. Q. WHEELER, ESQ. Dear SIR:
Learning that caucus, consisting of
persons heretofore VIGOROUSLY opposed
to the existence of public schools, as at
present esta olished, has recently been
held, for the purpose of nominating
ticket, to be supported on party grounds,
and that one of the avowed objects of
some of the leaders in said movement Is
the destruction of the schools by the
adoption of the new charter, by the Coun-
ell, without referring the question to the
people, and learning that said caucus has
nominated for Trustee of Public Schools,
a person who is known to be opposed to
our schools as at present established;
and believing that the interests, if
not the existence of the schools, depends
upon our success at this time-we beg
you to allow US to make use of your
| name as a candidate for that office, so as
| W cHdOlC US W tlSoChC w NV PSOP4S viz
direct issue of schools or no schools,
which we could not so effectually do with
an untried man as candidate.
- William Heilman.
| Christian Decker.
| A j. Hutchinson.
John j. Chandler.
Asa Igleheart. ....
Samuel NJ. Archer.
]. s. Hopkins.
And many others.
EVANSVILLE, April l, 1863
GentZemen-I have just received your
communication of the 3lst ultimo, and
very reluctantly yield my consent.
Yours, respectfully,
rrssrs. norman, Decker L y d fTS eS
and others.
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r. NJ. THAYER, dftOr'
}. N. SILVERTHORN,.... Associate.

~ We received a dispatch from
Capt Gus. Lemcke, last night stating
that the Courier will be here to-day, and
leave at noon tomorrow
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Administrators Notice of
Sale

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
~ will sell at public auction on THURSDAY, the
23d day Of April, 1858, at the Auction Rooms at fife
corner OF Main and Third Streets, in the City Of
Evansville, VaDderburgh County, Indiana all the
personal property Of Michael Jones, late of said
County, deceased. consisting Of one Horse Blocks
Tackle, Ropes and many othsr articles
sums over three dollars the purchaser giring his
note with approved security, waving valuation
and appTaisement laws.
WILLIAM II. WALKER, Administer.
mh2nw2w
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Bah GAINS! B RGAINs

HAVING CONCLUDED To CLOSE OUT MY
II business by the 18th of April, ofieI and will
sell my whole stock of at Cash. Come and cet
bargains. JOHN RASCH
ap2
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EVANSVILLE COTTON YARNS-24b gs 5O0's
M and sous just received; for sail 10y
s. E GILBERT & CO.
app No. Sycamore Street.
N1OLASSES IN HALF BARRELS
WI Is half barrels New Orleans Molasses extra
10 half barrels extra Sugar House Molasses
Is half barrels extra Syrup,
mh26 AtU A coov,c
GYRUP-l0 barrels Baltimore s. II. Syrup: =
~ barrels Stuarts Golden Syrup;
AAA Drip Syrup; no other
IN me Clty any comparison TO the above. For sale
mhzo At H. a. COOKS
Ii choice Hamburger Cheese at
mh2S q. 4. COOKS.
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The NEws.-The latest intelligence
from Kentucky is of the most cheering
character In addition to the excellent
whipping Gilmore gave Pegram at Som
erset, the horse thief Cluke has been
driven out of Mt Sterling, and large
portion of his gang captured.
MarshalTs forces in Eastern Kentucky
have also BEEN whipped, and one hun
dred of them captured
Gen. Jerry Sullivan has also chastised
the guerrillas in his bailiwick severely.
Vhe news from Vicksburg is more ia
vorable.
Sherman has not returned from the
Yazoo as reported, but is in that stream
and on its banks with a large force
Heavy reinforeements are being push, d
forward with the greatest dispatch.
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Down with the Schools,

If the voters of the city desire to de-
stroy their schools, now is the time. All
they have to do is TO secure the election
of the Copperhead-Caucus ticket-and
that they can do either by their votes or
inertness-and down go the schools.
That ticket is warranted not to miss fire.
They say they have done trifing upon
the subject; this time they will just
adopt the new charter by vote of the
Council, without troubling the people
about the matter. &
Now, whatever lack of confidence the
people may have in the caucus nominees
generally, they need have no doubts or
fears in regard to this matter. Such
long tried and inveterate enemies of our
school system as Richard Raleigh, Jas.
Scantlin, Reitz, Klusman and Ben Nurre.
are net running for Councilmen to
achieve barren victory. Look out for
the schools.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

Township Trustees Settlement,
He FOLLOWING is AN ABSTRACT OF
n n The settlement Of John Wayman, Trustee cf
Pigeon Township, Fanderburg h County indians
with the County Commissioners at their March
Term, 1868:
RECEIPTS
township and Road Fund. DIS, eof 81
Sch"ol und.-...-.- 2G23 IS
pVg lax .-.---.---....-.-.-..-.-........ 5 90
-S3. sss 2S
EXPENDITURES.
Township and Road purpCst S. 81. Coz RI
School purposes.-.-.. ]. 3a5 a
So 999 81
balance IN township Troasury.-..-. IS 633 AZ
/ certify that the sbnye is a CORE, : abstract If
my settlement with the County Comp,issioncr.
March r. 1868. JOHN WAYMAN. Trustee
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gGr Vallandigham copperhead speech
in Congress, has been published at
Franklin, La, for rebel circulation, at
fifty cents copy.
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Discharged Soldiers.
JOHN GoELz,
JNo. A. REITz.

The following soldiers were discharged
from the service of the United States on
account of physical disability, from March
10Th 70 March lSt inclnsiun.
, 1863-12-13

9 caart44 ha1st ex rsanission ot taxes; that tbs
.,x hid besn paid !vses., ordaed 70 be retnnasa
The k4ne committee ftpostcd on : btra&lar pc
tpstifion Of Edmund Knaoe1.. Aoaay ordered fo-
saaeea. 7as vo.s1za ssai QUESTION. ;:-! -s.i
The Committee or Ftnance rspoIted on. the dir
turst1oent of moGice q ~ WAr Eandn Commit"
e 81 @sses @ q % saps 'tsa: i'm, ecenait,e On;
stt,tng q t3ope9voss saaskosd.i, ,in Heit r. sna
3crs a tha Board of Trade and Mercantile Aasoe!
aiiona ard Hstkegs adont the amount necessity
to he rAised y pax .he noaass On an a.
added to tho Cumutftea, which was directed also
to neeaRtan, II pnts3hle, tho quota assigned :ts
this county, and seport On the whole On Tuesday
faper,t.o; Rosss offered III :ctox :l:,*
!" ExtZftsl, That tho War Fund Committee he ~
tnan x1po payable on Of nstorc tho 1st dsY ul An
r. tSe Bosrd f1r roat.;~e 70 soldiers and tha. tho
s sa, Ct ar e. &. ss H. Lsfs s q & ~
is,s!ttss win ie lssoiations pas:ed BY Tie Board
Tic rcsoI1tloa vaa referred to tho Special Com
xniitee TFcv!ou! L appointed;
E.egjy octurale ed hf lion r. D. HtadveII uas appn1
pr .ied 10 de exclusive use u The War Fund Eom-
mittce.
7ctefans Who shall srcn!ist 70 m mp tho qno:a Of
Cook eoung. The motion did upf tneat wIsh great
vrs, huf war srfeFsed 10 the 5pcc@aa Connslttce.
Supervisor T. s. Taylor offered tho following;
NHxhEAF, II IL desirable that the cn'dit and
honor Of Cook coupt be maintained. and her qHo-
Ia. under t! lat cali nf tbs President for voun-
lters, be raised iY eniistmsnts: aud =
WNEnrts The trtef internal that otarses be-
tween th!s and the data nInd upnn far It's drsf:,
RAIDERS It fmperstirr ttst effort hA natln fmMe
dIael5 10 rnl+e ytlunteera t. obyasc the neea OF
ths d9>5t, therefore be II
E*ottd, Tha. th1 Noard Of Supess isofs sueom-
mend tho holding ii EneotiEE In the city Of
Ctscago, On Wranssda. .4.Axt~ for tho Pnfpose Of
encouraging +rlletEatats. +s.d thal meetings for
k,aatta enspesa 10 he'll IN the various 'o"n! Of
The 1ttolntiun was! adopted unAninanuslJ, 4ud
the supervisors ct each: ward aud township rero
&ustTuctct to form Committee for the purpose Of
Arranging snth n.c~tjnen. aud Supervisor T. s..
Taylor war appointed Chairman ol sueh consnis-
Supervisor y. ". Taylor moved that eass man
Ter II The Board uho Wal. eligible 70 the dat.
should set An example By administering for The war.
5npcFvIAor johnson w1I.ed 10 know IL thB % neus-
bef was eligible 10 thc daft himseK Go, -.
Suptt visor Dalton naoseI 10 amend by .: :riklns
ont tla woods, ,''*ahiect 10 Tue lrnss." !. wss
sutscGuent3 lAat1.
The mc1ni<rs then drew ihsls PER diea, and the
noald SdIoarred to .acos .gnin on Tuesday As4;
/ TuesEAv kt 4 O'clock.
, 1863-12-13
AMUSEM EE1s.

ECVIcKAE'~ TnkArEE,--Cnh3l commences the
tcrond Nctk Of her erg astsacnt ii NcVickcr's, nu
Monday evening. 7hO past week lLs boeA one of
extraordinary success to the lady. From the
opening Eight she has eicahily gained npon tito
good Will aud admiration u her audiences. There
Ea- teea TO alm!nuttop In the a,;enlance II bolnE
81 i4rsc on Friday And Saturday nights ~ at tye,
It IL hardly neerrtsry to t crlticsf upon any po:-
tou VI her acting. II tkr Ii not Al perfect her
predecessor Cettsto In tho chnrArtet OF the French
SPY, she At iraet las rival noS on ttls sii1a
this Atlantic. II yoo woui4 xce1re rcats fur the
pfrfo. france, you will have to u :use them carly
or b. iA..td orrs uatA The ns1t aar.
Tns r1usAAnsas,c CnNernr--Thc stcond con
Saturday evening peat lee. l3fh. Tho so:lvty viii
be sssis;si ty Nils An1.ie Main. whose reputatiun
as rocalstt la arl! rssshl!hktf. The rraEEummp
ny IN miner a,y Gsdc: Ais rrus:, 'l:oSrr. bill
b:c~ tlntas1e en- themes fson, str%dela: Aria Ca
pricto*"; aad The nveE1ntt, 'felra." from Rtat-
a!Err.
BETA. H.Il-Tlss contcs: to b .:iycn at Dr3sh
Hall tonight rhoui: attrsrt nj overhowins hou.e.
| not ocly trcra the intrinsic merit Of Inc pro
sss !, ss 1sn as f a. ri WI IT, s
Il, Itsvt ..sn. M:s. Kio.s vii; yire s two q her G
sa i astss N1 ssn Or a1 soa hiIe
Asrrct Gee:sir !,.*f And Srliie t'onkvy, viii do
thc!r rst tcE ards ssprsyrr satisfactory E,nuuhi
u most r1lutritc Esic for the uoh Q! shu
1 audience.
| sa.1cA1. CH,ov.-The -ecnnti elx4eLca! C'nauber
t'rns'Ft ot LII Mu-scsi tl.lion vii! take place At
their hssf Attcas ere;,irH, In Achot.HL th1rch
b!oek, cn.lrT The direction tf As. Batntkz, The
retfsE j. xood olt, AMI, Will attract fell
! Attendance.
! crcloe5 in China. ""Tac Iri+h.
lsaut sthssr, &c.. II The t!ll posted for she Va.
/ uts tonight.
! Ntr1s.oh L I1ov-,, t:tccEe-Thfs nnnn,a,
{:st Gf a4sE EHeat ht Ast ntG+-l eral Attic.
-;t,s ~ ~ presieua VEL EltI programme. Tho
Mrs Lizzie rona.drou, OF the Ceede 'Els-.
stYue, Ar-
M.rkolnIIT4S f{4L,--Asilngton 1 Co.'s Min
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to .sst IT. iznore the 1.earaut ard trspiriias has
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NAME Or naturas skItuly md successfully treated
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