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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28


A WoRD TO PATRIoFs- hear fire.
quent complaints from soldiers who
have been mustered out of service at
the expiration of their term of service
that they found it almost impossible to
get employment since quitting the SER
vice. This should not be 20. Our peo-
pie have made liberal provision for the
families Of the soldiers, and like care
should be extended TO the soldiers who
have braved the perils and sutferings Of
the battlefield for three years. All other
things being equal, or nearly 50, prefer
ence in the employment Of assistants in
all departments of business should be
given to worthy discharged soldiers g
+ TnE MExPHIs Corrax TRADE.-The
cotton dealers at Memphis and other
p6ints below are beginning to realize
the Importance Of our rapidly growing
city as the best point for the tranship-
ment of cotton for the eastern citiea 1t
has taken them some time to understand
this matted, but at last they are begin
Ming to realize che fact fully, and 70 act
accordingly. 4--~~--sa
A gentleman who arrived BY the Rob
ert Burns, on Sunday, informs us that
next to the war talk, the discussion Of
the short line route to the East over the
Evansville b Charlottesville, the Terrs
Haute / indianapolis and the Belle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

FRUTT Trees AT AUCTION. - Hiram
Nelson win sell at auction this morning,
at nine o'clock, at the Auction Room,
corner Of Main and Third streets, loi
Of choice Apple Trees, from JOhason's
Nursery, New Albany, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

CAUGHT.-sA man, supposed from his
own professions to be a guerrilla, was
arrested in this city yesterday and sent
to the guard-houss. He processes to
have made several fortunes in Kentucky
during the last two or three years.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
STOLEN.

FTIHE PERSON WHO TOOK A MINIATURE
a of : child from Joseph BARS Dazuarreotyps
CArs corner Of Third and sFeanore Streets On
Ihurzday afternoon, VIII receiys liberal reward
oy returning the same TO the ear The picfurs
EAs . miniaturs Of child that 8 dad and va.
ned very highly by the parents Of the child. NO
Questions VIII Be asked Of the person returning
Ins same assf p stfs NIB lnZ7-1td-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

CRY COUNCIL There was an ex-
tremely important and interesting meet
ing of the City Council last night We
have copied the proceedings, and win
lay them before our readers tomorrow.
Their great length precludes them to-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

TAXES THE OArH.-We are informed
that the notorious Capt Steele. whose
hands and very clothes are rseking with
the blood of Union men, murdered and
butchered BY himself and his gang of
robbers, came into Henderson on Sum
day, and was permitted to take the oath
Of amnesty Heaferwards brought in
his entire gang, who did likewise.
What a commentary on the howlings
by the conservative press of the country
about the tyranny Of the Government
this is, and how justice must blush with
very shame that her demands are thus
Outraged.
For years these men have been rob.
bling, Numbering and plundering honest
and loyal men, and seeking BY every
means in their power 70 destroy the Gov.
eminent that now shows them such IN
heard of clemency. s
What think you, friends, Of the gall
liant soldier whom Steele so mercilessly
killed upon the steamboat as he was be.
ing brought up the river prisoneri
That was foul, impious murder, for
which there should be no forgiveness.
h We suppose Steele can now strut the
streets of Evansville, and receive pane
gyrics from a liberal and independent
press, as do other well known and ma
lignant traitors. Justice will yet reach
these men, It may be that their cup Of
iniquity is not yet full, but they viii yet
be made to drink il TO its very dregs
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q. s. DEPOSITORY,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
~ EVANSVILLE ro9
Pays the highest price for Govern.
ment Securities, Quartermasters
Checks and Vouchers, 100 4
Sells Exchange on New York
and other cities as low as the Low
EST.
Keeps always on hand z 3-10
Treasury Notes Of all denomina-
tions, to supply customers. .&ash
mar226td. r p 30 ESQ sG airs .r1cl ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

IMPRovEMESr.--Ag great improvement
has been made at the canal crossing on
Main Street, by planking the street at
that point, thus making Main Street,
since its cleaning, pleasant and credit
able thoroughfare, in some wise worthy
of our growing city.
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CITY NEWS.

s@- Paymastef Bill Terrell was in
the city on Saturday night and Sunday
paying off the soldiers here. We order
him under arrest for not calling to
see us. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

Our You've FoLKs.-The April num-
Der of this delightful monthly is received,
and ike its predecessors is full of gems,
fully adapted TO the comprehension Of
the young folks. Itshould be in every
house where there are children.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28

HoME AGAIE.-We are delighted to
meet our veteran young friend Lieut..
Jake Half, late Of the 6oth Indiana, at
home again, having been mustered out
of service with his regiment, after serv-
ing over three years, and making for
himself most creditable record. A
| grateful people should extend q hearty
welcome to their faithful soldiery.
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elcome to their faithful soldiery.

THRoUeH-The great eastern news
paper mail so long detained by the
foods to the eastward, has got through
at last. including the pictorials and other
eastern weeklies. " v y y
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N u
MASONIC TKMPLE.-There was a very
large and highly appreciative audience
at Masonic Temple last night, and the
great play entitled Our German Cousin
was produced in inimitable style. Mr..
Morris carried the audience by storm,
proving himself the greatest German
mimic 10 the world All the parts were
well sustained.
He appears again tonight in Ger
man arrangement Of the Serious Family,
in which he is said to be unequalled.
Tomorrow night he takes q benefit,
and should have bumper. With the
performance the present season closes Al
Masonic Temple. 80 : s&&~i+ 2
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Mao i "A, 1885.
,ER FOB A PLANK SIDEWALK.

o1 JKR FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK -
ana now il is hereby ordered and directed by
.Se Snmon Council q the city Of Evansville,
sa.s he owners Of all lets parts OF lots front
sn8s . or adjoining the wsat side ofSeoond Avsnue
fseen Seventh street and Eighth street, in said
~ :, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought
the proper grade, and that they cause = side
ak Of class No. Two 70 Be laid down thereon
within thirty Gays fresa the pubIicst ion Of this
order. a. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
By A. n McGRIFF, DeputyA 80
4 City Clerks Once, March Is, 1855. 2s-st
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e@r GO to Wright,s GalleFy, No. 8
Second street, for your Photographs
vii work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. arr Dec 22-dtf
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cORPoRATIoN NOTICES

MARCH "a, 1855. sa - To- = =
"a ao-s :. - AEK SIDEWALK. "
,ha Co,. - r : ordered and directed b.
~. ~ ~ mon Solnsn OF the city of Eyansyills
ma an ens ~ so lots parts OF Iota front
street, between socoS ma YSs,d
s 80 saAys tbs sidewalks thereon 10 be
osss-sa1h per grade, and that they canse
shs $50 ,.s,ht, class No. TIVE 10 De laid down
~ ~. 3D. thirty days from the publication
tsa1 A. PFAFFBIN, Clerk
~ A. =. dcGRITF, Depaty. 81 LJE1
Sity Oie1 "a Office, March Is, 1855. 700 Is 81
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NEW SALOON,

CAPTAIH KLAUS HAssoPENED A. FIRST
" class Saloon the corner OF Main and
Eghth streets, whore will be found the BEST
liquors Of all kinds. A liberal share Of patronage
is solicited.sY Gaa siGe s8Gl.a = tM27-dsm. :
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= :.
A. RATi A RATl--A terrific affair oc-
CURED at q concert in yPittsourg few
evenings since. A large audience of
the beauty and fashion had assembled.
The performance was splendid Be-
tween the pieces the ladies ehatted gaily
and gleefully, and everybody was evi.
IDENTIFY highly delighted Mrs. Spaul-
dings solo on the harp was the next
thing on the programme. II was to be
the gem of the evening, and the flutter
and hum of the audience settled down
into profound stiffness, Everybody was
silent, anxious, and expectant Of the
rich treat coming. Just at this moment
fancifully dressed young gentleman
broke forth into the most frantic yella.l
He shrieked, screamed, yelled, stamped,
jumped over benches, raved, roared, and
swore. He conducted himself az though
he was suddenly possessed of seventeen
devils. The audience was panic.strick-
en-. Ladies screamed, some tainted, and
q rush was made for the door The
frightened singer fed frem the stage in
dismay, leaving her harp untouched.
Everything was in uproar, everybody
wild with excitement, everybody halloo.
ing at the top of his voice for friends
separated in the crowd, and everybody
inquiring what was the matter. The
shrieking, yelling, and screaming went
on louder and more heartrending for.
every jump of the distracted, frantic,
well-dressed man. As soon as he could
be caught II appeared that hia terror
was occasioned by large rat which had
slyly got out Of its hole in tina parqnette
and taken refuge up leg of the poor
young mans trowsers he hadn't on
any drawers. r.e 4svaasi1
The harp solo was omitted in eonse-
quence, as the manager politely ex-
planned, of Sudden indisposition Of the
fair harpist The audience was satisfied
with the solo they had heard. q sllivI
GuKKRrLL4 Dorxas lon the 18th
inst, says the Chattanooga Gasetts three
of Gatewood's gang came through Blue
Bird Pass in Pigeon Mountain, into Ne
IGNORES Cove, and captured Whey
Bailey, at his home at BaileYs cross
roads Clinton Brooks, one Of the gang,
was going to shoot Bailey immediately,
but he talked them out of the notion and
offered to give them one thousand dol
lars in greenbacks and Eve hundred dol
lars in gold if they would let him go.
This they refused to do, but took him
with them. A mile and half from the
cross roads they came upon Mr.. Samuel
Roberts, a well known Union man OF
that section, and without any words
shot him, the bali entering his left
breast. He bled SO much that the vii
lains could not take him along and they
went of, leaving him there. At night
the party stopped at the house Of Nc
Whirter, in Deg Gap, and the guard who
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-28
Report OF township Trustee.

Editors Evansville Journal: it q "a
Below and my report 20 the County Commits.
siOnsrs for the year 1864, as Trastes OF Pigeon
Township:
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MEDICAL.
sTRAYED.

A DARK BRINDLE COW, FIVEY EARS OLD,
~ left hst Thursday /; was nearfcalvfng. She 10
Ia good condition, aud ID heavy COW. A npefal
reward will be given byireturning her 20 2 agat
57f A REIs.,gs
= m2T Leet street between "a and I'd.
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PRIZE CONCERT.

DR0F. BUCKS GREATPEIzE CONCERT vii
Il come OF about the first of Apr1i, aud ceers
prizes win b distributsd, iBciHdlB diamlo Id
set valued at 81 500. Price Of tickets reduced 10
ST. Those who purchased 50 tickets win call
and rscsise TWO additional tickets without adj
tionaI charge. rf.s - ss-e-.-.~sree mhZ7td. s.
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Up. ELLIorT, township Trustee.
Disposition on the Relief Fund.

disposition OF the kelleI Fnn0.
Editors Journal: as
sIRs: Below you will hnd statement Of money
collected and paid out for the benefit Of diers'
wives and families Of Yandsrburgh county.
STATEMENT OF RELIEF AccouRTs.
BY amounts rec'd from former Trnstes... 81 1aS 90
aud donated by sundry
persons ASA e5
BY ants from A. L. Shotwell, Eaq. ,....... 80 90
Iy Of $50 90
,rg6iui 4.isa e5
CREDIT. : Atp4ast aat
By cash paid out on orders and vouchers, 4.05s e5
hAAInnoo Oh l5U w
Also 125 cords of wood, donated by the farmers,
have been distributed duiing the winter m
y, p, ELLIOTT, I,
Township Trustee.
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BY amounts rec'i from former Trustee, ,135 Q
aud donated by sundry
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DIED.

BARNEs-In south Eat. Petnsn Co. n y: jan. s. John
c. Of Js and Mary Ann Barnes aged shout 20 years
CAsvELi.-In this city tie morning Of the 9Th inst
Nathan Csswell aged 62 years.
His friend. and those Of the ismiy invited TO attend bis
funeral from his late r-sdesic, No 40 Lsst sireentis
Sunday, the eth inst. a. O'Clock without further
notice.
DOMINICA, Los rn,, New Mc1ico Oct 81. James n
C. Downing uian, OF Dr Jno, G. {. Downing U. s. A.
DEHART-In hi. City. J'u. ;, Nm. Susan Dshar IN the
6Oth wear Of her
Funeral on SATURDAY h inst. u O'Clock ., her late
residence No. 75s Thirdave.
KEIRSTRD-On the 9Th inst. Samuel Keirsted, aged q
wear, ? month, and ~ dav.
Relatives and friend, Of III. family srere,pcctfuy invited to
attend IN. funeral his ate r-sdence this ssur
dayl A. 10 cloct . n " hopt further invitation His
main, will Paterson. y. b. Sunday morning
by the "A o'clock, train, foT in'ermeni
KERvASOn the 9th inst Lawrence Kevsn, aged 81 yer,
The relative. freud. Of the family sud the members Of
Mschsnic, Division, No IS, $ Of t. and The Order In
he rsdene. o hi. sister Mrs Seth Douglass. Ne 10 De
lsncey.s,.. at e'eoch sund,y afternoon.
NoTvalh papers please copy.
LATOURETTE-At Bessea Point N. j., Jan. Captain
David L.tour-,te. in tho nth year o. h, age.
ss P5. Of p. i1a or Is'peea ,sd 70 attend Nd 20 s
int. ~houi further uyt.iion Carnage viii be IN val,
North River.
MoCORMlCK-At the Fifth Avcnue Hotel friday eth inst.
Rob-r: Fowler infant son Of Cyrus " aud Leu'e " Nc
TIE friend. Of The family re.pscfy invited attend the
faDeI.l Mondsy sh ms. at O'Clock ~ nom the
without further iRyia'ior
HOISON-Jecob Sioho'.0u. seed n year.
he will be buried IL The Cemetery o. Eversreen,.
NOBLRJsnuATy s'h, VI lropeIy, jo.eph No5. Of groOs
Ign y. ~. aged II yesFs
Funsr, service, viii be he1 ,hc Ch.p, Meunt Auburn
10 clock Monday Jan p Friends aud re!aves
are iuvked b. attend
ROMAISE-On lid. evening" Gh lust Grace g.. relic, Of
tho le,e Ssmae h. koaADe Of tis city.
Tie siyes and fi-Hd 81 the family aud those Of hes
inlsw Horso j. Lsvrsuoe, s'e respectfully invited 70
attend her funeral from st. Clements Church AHi,y o.
10 O'Clock Monday. BIB ios, without further in'i
ts'.on.
RASNEY-On Wedns day. Jan L. Adalie =. RAnnsy, vie
Of DR. l.. Rsnnsy, tged I'll yeaIa
Tho relative, and friend, invited st,sDd tire funeral
services q, No IL We" Thirty secOnds,. Saturday
morning, Jan. :, at II O'Clock q. m.
PAPER. Ia Mss.shusers AID Nenoni viii p,e,se copy.
sCHENCK-suddenly o. Thufday s,b inst, Peter young
Of VIM. sid 'Ac late lula scheDcs, The lth
year Of bis
Tie relative, and fed, o. tte family invited 20 attend
bs funeral saturday 9Th INST. 81 oolocr hout
further uvson ro. tho residence o! his fsther No 10
fifth ave. Eew-Nort.
1UPPER-At Harlem, Jane Cbri-' IL Tupp.r, .r.1 81
Notice Of luners hereafter.
WALTON-In Brooklyn, Thursday Jan 81 consump
uon J. Francis WALTON son Of William and Helen NJ Wa
tor, aged 20 yv.rs
HIS re and FREUD. invited attend Ia. funeral
Sunday a. cock IoLn the I.sdepce OF E- p.'--''
No 2el ALAstio. at. braoslys-
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rights A.op. 9th. sna. Enssh periodical. truly aye
They take hold Of the Ina nation the and the heart
and there getting oose the spell until the last line
bss been reashed end the reader sshes from thrilling
and sxeitins dream ~ the r-slitss sound hun"
The esnius Of this wonderful Instead OF betrnyihg
hsusion BY exercise brighten with each succeeding
EFFORT u u b-ieved The Fair Lila; Life IN Death"
will be found the most intensely interesting Of all his works
eainy the initial chsp,er give promise Of without
precedent. In the whole range 81 imaginative writing. Tho
clsrscters reduced hsve vigorous individuality which
o.ds 10 cIpsct corresponding deed, A. tho story pro
Rrssse tors introduced and amos' every doyn
Dousren. perhaps tbs remkibe 10 hciousl l.erA
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
al thu reading world the most compete epitone
OF news vel o. the best literary journal published in the
Ing no nstiorsy IN talent, regardless Of cost the
yrry best on both sides Of the ocean.
news fresh and carefully sized % 10 BE- worthy
confidence Of the public embraces everything OF in
that within tho pnvirw OF the press All that
the daily papers hare and much that they hare mol together
with speis features t other weekly possesses are IN
GUIDED IN ample pages Every iuue contains amount Of
equal tina. OF four Eve ordinary newapers and
o the paper does no, g. to p.sss uutA
AFTER FOUR O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
ito dispatches BY telegraph later than those Of any other
Journal published OF Sunday morning.
In craCuL ArIos > in aKRIr tue
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
alone Its weekly edition taGa eaairaisrf 70 the
bined circulation II al II, Sunday eotenpord'fes and
looked upon no. only in Ns~Yor but throughout the
''.''' STANDARD SUNDAY SHEET
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Dr. W H. GREGG Dear Sir: / have been
,,ssr;r- for long time with what physicians call
U;ss,scs Of the PROSTATE GLAND ard RETENTION OP
tsny and was unable obtain any relief until used
foysTil ION WATER, which began 10 produce lis cur
.ya eject after taking one or two doses and man
can be more grateful than at tho results, haNi ng suf
lrsd al thai man could suffer. and liye and rather
dan he deprived Of the medicine would be wiling 10
{,y FIT1Y DOLLARS bottle for it.
has not only cured me, but severs other officers in
n, district have been cured by IL, and would recon-
mend g, body suffering fro any disease OF the Kid
news - use Constitution Water.
RICHAED IUsU.
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
Nsw.YoRK Dec. 30. 1861.
Sod Wholesale by MoRGAS ALIEN, No. 20 Clir'sL.
asi al prHggis's.
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advertisement.
V,Dlgs Using WHEELER 4 WILSO

OTHER SEWING MACHINE.
From The Boston Trave,lef, November l8, Ie54.
The interest manifested In connection with u. Bar
INNS Self sewer at the Sailors Fair indicates that It
rupples want long felt. Is guides the work Itself
Lievcs the operator from close application, avoids
k,pdin. and obyistcs the necessity OF bastng on a
Irge soount OF work. 1t enhances The alue " tne
tSing machine Itself You will often hear the remark
non; If Barnums stand, Now l aIn prepared 10 buy
\ sewing machine The Wheeler Wilson for which
Here is very eXtenSfvr call availS itself Of this im
lOyspent and has them for sale its Office in wash
tgon.st Boston. The Florence Company sppl, them
Il az their machines. The Self Sewer is working on
EsWico1 s. Gibbs Wheeler & Wilson. and Grover
Bake unsided by the hands, and for sale for ali ma
Fine. on ed floor OF Barnurn's Museum. g 80. with
s,sCons. Sent by mail. Inventors Office, No. Sos
brosdvar. New York.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEpY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

Tbs. Drop. scientifically compounded haid prep
si,iOn, and better than any Pills. pswds" or n0s,rn'
being liquid their sisa 1. direc, snd positive rendering
tem r,i,b speedy ,d certain spscac er the Of al
ob.,uc,on. and suppression. Of n.urs.
Their popularity Indicated by the lac. that le 90
United ssc aud every Of them sps.k in the strongest
term, OF pt,ise Of their srea, p,er,.
They speedily tshns tho piscs Of e'ess other sms,
remedy and considered by des. consaner' Physicians
aud oil who hnow su,h, Of hen the scS,, safest aud
inble preparation in tho world for the u all
euai. pa the renewal o. al obsirueiions sf nature
and tho promotion Of heath regularity and 'niny'h.
E,peit directions stating when ,'ey Hsy be need and
pHinips ressoss why aud when sshsasno. b n.sd With
o.. prodang results contrary The eoure Of asarv chosen
i.w. viii be found ca,eay d around each bottle with
he signature Of Dr. JOHN l.. LYON withsu. when none
". genuine. They are prspsrd the laboratory of JOHN
h. LYON NJ D.. No. issNspelst, New Haven Conn, who
can be esasu.ed cbsr epOnsy by mali enclosing stamp,
concerning all private .Ai.sss, and female weaknesses.
c. g. CLARK h co.
General Alsnp cor the United States sod Csnsiss
Fer eel. in E..+Ysaby
pEMAs BARNES co,
Ne 81 rsrtro~.
&C. WELLS l. CO,
No. III frsnkiaa.
H.B. HELABOLD.
No. sst Broadway.
CHAs n CRITTENTON.
No. 20 sixthavs.
A~l I'll Dsuvs sal Aps.hscsre' ia The city and css"sry
LORD SMITH,
Western Assais, CAiNso u
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MARE RE ID.

DAlLEY-PRAY-On Thur,dsv jan 8 1855, by the Rev.
Jno. McCiiniock DID,. Mr.. VIM. J. y. Daley TO Miss
Hxfe.t Barlow daughter Of f. H. Pray CSC, all OF this
city
MERRlrT-FRYEE-A, sand Lake. \. Y, on Thursday.
Dec BY the Rev. J. Is. Cooui " NJ Merritt Of New
oh TO bliss Emma dsusle OF ssaue ryer Of the former
place.
VAN ORSDALE-RlhEB--At Harlem, n. Y. Oh Wednes-
day. Jan. 1867, by the Rev. Ezrs ID. Gicit, DID, NJ
John Van Or'dse OF Marathon Cortland Co.. to Miss Mary
Jsne eldest daughter Of he late James RIk.T esd OF ha'
y
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Acknowledgement.

Do not waste your money buying auy Of the
pensou. worthless articles called GoLp PtNs which
have flooded the market for the last few years when
lover prices you get pens which are acknowledged
10 he tho BEsrN TIE WORLD.
See advertisement in another column 49, The Pen is
NjeAti-r than the Sword"
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fAdv-Ffiseunent.l

A gentleman from Elizabeth, \. j., wants
4. BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH (Which IN six years
sp..ience kss not beer broken through he has lost
t1bsrgars from his pocket by his bedside $500. 1t
would lave cost him three thousand dollars less two
seeo aso T.. HoLMIss No. ~ Broadway.
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PUaLtc SCHOOL No. 1.-THE reunion Of the
mat. ce,s Of 1880 will take place on the 10Th inst See
,avs-,is.neut IN another column.
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IAdvertisenient
y. T. Kennedy's Extra Fine Family Crackers
I'D Biscuits Cambridg. port Mass Sold by al first
ts:sgrOcers. J. n. KING Agt, 10 C0rtianttst, n y.
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musemeBss.

IRVING HALL. Mr.. Theodore Ihomas''
.,oood orchestral coucer. this season VII take pace
might at Irving Hal. The programme which Is nd
L,ir.bly selected throughout includes symphony Os
Scbunenn. Bachs tOccato in r. the overture TO Fury
Sn,sc and variety Of piano forte and vocal solos,
Fprycv TBgATER Two comedies, " BrutuS
ssche Cesar" and "Ce Que Femme Ne"'' WIZ DC
r.pre,eated this evening at Niblos Saloon.
DoDwoRTHs HALL.-Mr. Fiiz-HHsh lud-
a.. first lecture Of the series. describing Western
U..vsl viii be given this evening at Dod~orths Hall
/ The e. S. SANITARY CoM'uSSIoH AID THE
tmpsEy. The young girls Of Cortland n v lately
decided 70 sally ont the humane errand OF making
,or.etops for the Sanitary Commission aud were next
IA, able 10 transmit check for sl5G good evenings
recon-.