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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

The Louisville Press says the Ken
lucky Powellites call for q National
Convention to get mp new Constitu-
ton. What sort of an instrument do
they want2 Of course, a State Sove-
reirnty and Anti-C Coercion one, adapted
10 another and more successful Demo-
cratic rebellion. But, though conducive
to another revolt, what would il avail
them when the revolt came2 Hasn't
their fugleman in Louisville often said
that any and all constitutions, in times
of civil war or commotion, are mere
rullities7 S - = *
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

Thirty States have ratified the Consti-
tutional Amendment Poor, misguided
Kentucky not only refuses to endorse it,
but her Legislature has indicated de-
aira and intention Of multiplying its pre-.
visions. The Louisville Press says:
asinbad Kentucky has taken the old
man Of the sea on her shoulders, and
abe ID tagging along, in obedienes 70 the
aickef3 Hslaa." sasrse
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25
HOME TNTERESTS.

10 PHxsEcEAss.-If you wish to purchase pure
Drugs Medicines, and Chemicals ct a small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine KELLER
WHITES stock, where you win find every arti-
Gle that lie needed by the profession, and AZ prcen
which cannot fall to give satisfaction. Their
Store ia at No. "a Main street may4d&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

In their stock will be found T ~
81 go Buckets and Tubs, of all sorts. IL ~
Me ensures, Wooden Bowls and Trays Of oil sizes.
Pins Towel Ro,ss d sS aro eslnt &C.
Fancy Baskets of numberlesa varieties. Ii
Willow Cradles, Wagons aud Ohiidren'a Chairs,
Brushes and Busters in great variety.
ss4Efsi Mats and Bugs, large assortment.
fCanistera and other Kitchen Conveniences.
ssiIver-plated, Brittania and Pianished Tin Ware.
oordsge and TWiue, Of Hemp Juse' siral and
Family Cutlery OF best make.
Tea Trays and Walters Of various styles. V
Fancy Japannsd Toilet Sets Of beautiful designs.
Fire iron Stands in great variety.
Plate Warmers. ssrrtae
Fancy Parlor Coal Vases. ~ ~ a
Aud various other articles, too numerous to mem
N8 a ton.
They call particular attention to the novelties OF
THE AMERICAN COFFEE R0AsTER,
Which, when wound up like q clock, roasts cof-
lee without further attention, bro wning every
grain exactly to the same color, and which, If used
In conjunction with one OF our Old Dominion
Coffee Pots, Will enable everybody to have perfect
coffee. n @N%
IVES PATENT COAL OIL LAMPAED SHADE
t4A y ATTACHMENT,
Which so concentrates the iight that there is no
shadow under the Lamp. and allows the Lamp TO
DO nlleds trimmed and lighted without removing
" Agconvenient as gas-more portable and cheap.
. or, and q better light fer the eyes.
UNION CARPET SwEEPERs,
with which 9 child can sweep room while
thinking he 10 playing ssthorsey." ses7xT&sa#
= The finest assortment Of fancy BIRD CAGES
ever brought here.s BE Sass
All styles Of large and small Folding Chairs
carpet Stat, cushion and cane seattle most COM
Portable Chair yet made, and guaranteed perfect
In wood and workmansh'p.
III We ask share OF public patronage, and will
do our best TO deserve it rrnm
MSsssS MATTHEWS FULLERTON,
f4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25
IT, IT, IL! ID.
Chopped Feed

ME ARE JUST ~RECEIvTNG IN STORE 500
wv bushels OF chopped wheat screenings, which
m food for milk COWS, ts much superior 90 ship.
stnG and hiram. Those who wish tho largest pog-
sible Yield of miIk from their cows had better
try It, iasses e5Ass4 sR. o. RUST0M Co., e ca
sspee. No. 70, Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25
pluAsa4AHanalA1IHll'HA llA'''''A'
COAL.
More Goal Coming.

NAVIGATION is RESUMED ON GREEN
~ river, and JOSEPH STEWART co. will
have supply OF Green River Coal at tho ETans-
vile wharf to-day a amply Will be kept con-
mtmnkly On hand. no21-dSm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

Z arras- Il
@ o m m u N ity a
LARGE. s, -. 4
WE have Just returned from the
East with well-selected stock of
- l. sfsr aq7rs sdsl
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons
atss o#l ga a. sd IL binoe 4
Velvet Ribbon, Plain and Edged.
zs.s ~ B t..,-vT.. j
Bonnet Velvets.a Plain and Fancy.
- sasfttsas sfs - s7ss' fs;e..a 4ssal
- Satins and Silks. sV d
- d So sgl. 80
French ard American Flowers.
5 asss as-1Aa q ~..sss 80 (,
Feathers and PIumes. sal
-.ma ase1isso5 anos
@ Birds and Other Ornaments. s,2
lssa sfidH 50 Ga &c. sAs.ssA ~ Aie
All Millinery done to ot Order e al t
Shortest Notice. 10
= @s.s~ - y9ns1su9 iars
0tI6Wg x61t anu 0l1k 06Ld ana
B0nnets. nail af g i;Aa'
10 - ifs.,l
A Full Line of Cloths for Cloakso
IS gsh-dz H sd sli 10 e "
Cloaks in Great Variety .
Sc r. 20 90 bss ,ssois
Cloak q ornanents--A Fun H. Line llss
18 I =, 80
We Make ClOaks to Order, in the
Best and Latest Styles, at the
sos & Shortest Notice. ~
A Full Line Of Dress trimmings.
sss Ia -n13 sd y
A Big Stock of Fur for Ladies and
a taa gi-.ee Children. ae9 e tHs
Is ~ h,.'a "
a Full Line Of Human Hair. in
Every Shape and Style. ans
"a II Ssh "a aaaa
A Large Stock Of Fancy WOODEN
Knit and Woven Hosiery and (
iasA Gloves. Rna>} ~
Ia %
Hat and Bonnet Blocks.
| s.s.z9 10
Notions and Fancy Goods too
Numerous to Mention. b 5sas,
Let all buyers coming to town
call and see for themselves, COM
pare the price, as they will find it
as low as in any city west of New
York and Philadelphia. 70 Iglgza
sep16,6m. .sassss a. b. BAUM.
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MACHINTSTs.

MAOAAN4016 De ~
REITz O. AAME4, !
a = {
W JssseSessSss eSsSsSs
"
-
Crescent Foundry,
EVANSVILLE. IND,
Manufacturers Of sia'
STEAM + N GlNES,
STEAM BOILERS.
AND .EaIo4sasssl
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Of the most Approved Pattern.
ALSO g
All kinds Of Machinery appertsin
ing to Railroads, steambosta
DistilIeries, FIGURING Mills.
S u G A r NJ ILLS
OF all si9es with the latest Improve.
ments attached. ~ g
Tobacco Screws,
So. &C., SC. .s
I7ON AND BRASS
CASTINGS,
of every description.
a,7zaa.
DnALERs N
Steam Gauges, Gum Betting. Fin
Brick. Wrought Iron Pipe. Boltin
Cloth, Co., at s'e4 -
MANUFACTURERS PRICES
Repairing done At short notios
workmsn seat 90 AL. parts 40
Repair Boilers
@g-Ali orders Win receive our individual aften
ton and win be promptly filled on the mos
| reasonable terms. G1ai -
Once and Foundry on the Canal
corner Of Ingle Street. ID e
| mn1T.1v 8f4F sftHEA ssss Eaiieal =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

Ever to the city of Evansville, which I
can greatly reduced prices, for Cash. !
II n II w .asUo e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-25

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Two ggcv 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

CTEAM ENGINE, &C., FOR sALE.-A
- Frstclass portable, IS horse power STEAM ENoiN
and BOILER. with steam Gauge Wste'Oauees emose
order and for sas because the popeto have further ~
for II. .,,o,ra
grinding wheat by one OF the best mlier 10 the coau
with doabe bot couveyer .mum. aud everything COM
prte for doing Touring business For sae cheap
for cs.h Apply to the ONEIDA COMMUNITY. Oneida, MI.
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Alaehinerp.
ATwooD'
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PfLE.DRIvER,
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.


PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstfssd o. -
reror,y Of this machine all others for the pup'ss
sinking OIL Wells the undersigned Is prepared 70 fsesvs
orders for the
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
OF oil wells creeping tho STEAM ENGINE AND CAsSs
IRON DRNNGPlPE. (bu. will be furnished desired q
REASONABLE. pce and d.penes with the use Of the Denies
Rope Buwhee ard ether curbous and expensive hxsaee
now in use aud arranged being constructed on whssa
and portable 10 easily removed f0 the purpose
,in kius well. in different localities
THE DETRIrUs 10 removed from tho well BY our rssses
Hydraulic process, and does not require the removal Of ~
dri from boring This process not only removes ell ~
derus in from 10 minutes but likewise ehecosly eess
out aud opens the small oil veins tina, - often ensV
closed up by the old process of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer ~
can be sunk from 400 600 feet within period Of om ID
90 days .i,,r the soil pipe has been driven
Arrangements being made for the construction ana -
livery of thee machiDes at Newiork Norwich Nsvboyk
NJ Y. aud Pittsburgh. Pa
For further information price, terms, &C., address.
SIMEON LELAND,
metropolitan Hotel. New.Yosk
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Rra! G,etate for Sale.

An excellent End woll-known Productive
~ FARM ,nitAbs for Dairy. Mis, Hay. 0Fsn or sioes
rpose. 4 miles from Pou shkeepsie n. H. X H. pot =
e. from HYDE Para II. 4. 2. X DEPOT I9s iees. sfs"
tsgrn Home aud eIen,iye Oothadings.
Ihe well known Fern residence q Thomas ~ dton stu
s,ri IN the rosd 0nghkeep,o cry q Union 'ofr
beautiful location I'D ouy i-s from ForghArrpslr 'iy
md maze. from II dr Park. The tsun con aias ~ ecf'
sbau, Of Wood ind tie biuoe fo" aud 81 ado"
llrd. . ,,.,,e
Il ,we wrsred With 'prins,i ard ~ Falki Greek run'
through th~ SAM b. which u 10 evident .rnfcy Il watt"
o-cgr On tue l,fgr Ne" foTf
usn-on containing ~ rooms the cellars COS thee yeas
no sLo,o Mitrcoirs &c. Al In order. Tie bahdnn
erenve coiug Ct barn No. L. :yEs feet; hnn .. .Af
aud tie hole .,sblg for u head Of soc $50 shed
h hay Ion above 26aa6 feet connecting nom barn No 70
BAN Barn 40. j. =: eef, via stab ~ ior IL heaS
stock and sso al nscrt-rfy smaller buidinf. tth %
SMOKE hon.e Aik Cooling jen.e, uf.s IHnn ~ tr'hsh
the rne Urnery hudug &C. Tie land IA Iita. beius an
der the highest ,s'e q cultivation having been hep 20
GARY and mix farm faI the si ei,it years. With ARC
stock lh-r. choice Old sud orchard Of the eAolce.
lfuits Of III tiuds, all 50 besllnG
This Farm /. stmfably culeted fo Tenilsnfl tr'D-r
IEic;icsble ' druVsf stock pf1dncr ping %
convenient portaou % Ns~ ioIl end Nre 80 TT
ak proincrr, tie c!ies ere got 1h" tafi, VIZ b" soi
egt ,.cIrc- - br owu'r being advanced h yra ava
health delicate be- determined g. eel n uoi sod Al pr
,al. before Mond.y. irth 81 April vii then be % q .
Pubie Auction that day ~ ociock u Al thr Court
HOUSE IL City OF ronelkeep-e. H. & TIC ltff.i BIO
der For particulars, ,pp.y 10 sir. THOMAS hAlDDN,
owner. 90 the pfemsrs 10 JAMES SLNbEANI EsA
Estate GENT P0usiks epsie Clay. n. y.
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Netp publications


T1HE FIELD, THE DUNGEON AND THE
4 ESCAPE
in Presto be ready soon,
ere SECRET SERVICE, ThE FIELD, THE DUNGEON
AND THE ESCAPE.
Wherein spoke Of most disa,trou, ehsnees
or moving accidents by food and heldi
Of hair breadth scopes the IN nineDs deadly bresebi
OF being taken by the insoeni ios
And sold TO IHvery; Of my redemption tbeDce-OrnsiIo
By Albert D. RICHARDSON,
Trioune Correspondents
a. .hov. work will appear in tine style Of Typography
sp.,uiny two epgravngs Steel and eight on wooa on
- pencils Of our hrst srtista
Il will embrace Mr. Riehardsons unparalleled experience
- fopr years;
Trsvenr through the South IN the secret service % he
eusuxs ., the outbreak Of the War
9I with on, annie, and feet. both East and West during
De first two years Of the Rebellion
III H THRILLING capture while running the batteries on the
mississippi River at VcksbUrs, where more thSn hs" ~
h>npsnions were either Killed or wounded
w. lis eonhne foI ~ months IN seven a'fe"'
Hisens ,,,,, q,
VA. ,,cspe and Amos. miraculous journey by hsn' Of
a,.rly 400 miles aided BY negroes aud Union monn'ate' o.
.rb Csrons and Tennessee through the ensys country
~ iDea
irwin abound In stirring events never before e'Ven 70 '
subHe and contain especsly minute ceisis Of we
SAsb have not yet appeared Including description "a"
k. the famou, Union Pilot and he unknown ouiae ID
hs person Of Young Lady who Pctcd Mr. Richardson and
IL somrsdc. by night, out Of Rebel ambush
In view Of the schors rich material. his we'snowa uo'
vsrhiDess and graphic descriptive powers the publishers
D., lust fed IN prvdienss work Of unusual interest con
tns more Of the Fact Incident and Romance Of the
nan any other hich has ye; appeared
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
Agent, wanted for every city, eOuy and township 10 "s
Osited Stasea
rh worn presents rare opening to both neu and women
Who desire lucrative employment
xss particular address,
HURLBUT, SCRANTON & CO..
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY
HARTFORD. Conn.
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VERY desirable RESIDENCE for SALE

WARREN co. LANDS, Penn.-For SALE
seventy OF The east end of lot No ~; sarl.d
War.n Comfy Penn. situated snch o. the
Tcpisia Greek about mile, Abov, FoKs Flowing wei
Worm Colny Lands re much ,ousAs aicI on account Of
the hbun nd pfy OF l. en discovered there. iurshar
rs viii d. well loos thee isrs which near he
rhisir piii and yris lsilrold Apply TO bOAhpAAS
FINCH, Attorneys, Wles ~ 7.
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Gorecs aro farms rDGnie6.

YVTANTED-TO RENT, Cor O term of years
w one or more LOT IS containing about %" OF more
surrrfcal feet irr proof building would b. Preferred
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ASSISTANT CUA.TKHzAsrERs OT1cE,
No. li EiaRfn AVE-, Nav YORK, MUoh 3 Ia3. )
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WAsTED.-i viii purcha,c IN open market all hor'os
that be aud inspection a. the Government
stable, on Thirty hhhst. Teubsve., until further no
t,ce, "a foows;
Cavalry horses, 20 10 ye,rx old IS 20 rs hands hgh.
Artillery hoe. to 10 years old. Isl hands high and
l,ltO pouids and dsrs color.
Price Tor cavalry horses SlT5 Prcr for artillery horse
S9l Payable In such fuds he iurn shed By the Gov
eminent H. l.. MOORE, Capt ana A. O. NJ.
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TJ1HE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTOD
l. PRESS co. MANDATORY.


No. li3 Wallis, NewYork
GOVES PATENT
The attention OF s parties interested In the pressns on oe
pressing of HAr CoTroN Hemp, o0L RAGS, HoPs any
otht rc,s required be tsled for transportation StoaSl
or Consumption Is respectfully solicited to the PORTABLE
or STATIONARY PRESSES Manufactured by this Con-
n.nv under the Of the Pstentee Me- JoHD
r. Cow.
The Prei very dmpls in its construction. requiring ~
ordary work H. aud be operated by az
Known power such Steam, Water, Horse, Hand 70
usns Horse power but Horse required the Pess bsn
20 intellectually constructed on web known principle ths ~
rY pOsT greater ratio asda ne 'SereassS
The sdvsnts;es Of this Press al others a. so0ws
viz ..... 1890
I'd. Il csn do the work In 81 per cent less titns.
ID Il requires 80 per cent less driving power a.,
the best shaped bale tor handing Q. fyaae
9Th The Press will last lie time, tho working pars'esas
built OF best iron and liable to get out Of order
The ordinary work OF this machine viii pess IN Que o.
don latter filing the box OF the NO PIess) Dale VI ~
OF $50 nj, weight In ~ Two MINUTES. al
-Four and one horse bale u ,uns 81 Ray dsy
-Four men without the aid OF horse. or any po~r
flat contained in the Press turn on ose OF nay "
square by ID inches long, weighing too io' OF ~ d. W
cubic foot -, 49,. - ..r..,...A
No toggle joints, screws, cog "nooAs' "0''''' VI
Tn. Attention Of Cotton factors snd planters, Wool "a
H,mp ruises especially called TO una fess de,finsa
10 warI complete outiou In the slow, clumsy 40
expepuye method OF bslng , -.
Jbs Company will dispose Of Town, County or State hshS
fr, sr,ns 10 themselves only the right to manniscafs -
reasonable terms a, r...,,.- -. - .AA
COMPANY 10 the Eastern and Middle states.
Por further particulars send FOR clgcgala
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Gorsrg, Carriages, ST.
ouA.rraxA,rrs.orsrur'. oy,.cs. Frnr prvs.

I
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. C., March 10. los
CAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLERY
" HORSES MULES - HORSES, suitable Tor The
svs!ry aud Artillery service will be- received at UsbOIo
Depot, 10 open Market til May J. 1855 BY Csyt Geo l.
Brogaina. A. q. III.
MULES ia lots Of twenty Eve more VT be received In
III. city. in OPEN MARKET tiI iAy !, 100, by capt {. H.
Tompkns A,s.saI QgaTteInsssr, corner Iw""tys"eo"a
h .nias to be sub .et-d the usss Government
ton before being accsp,-d .
SPECIFICATION, loow Cavity hoses must be sound In
from nteen l ie) hands high FROM five l3 to
purposes Hoses between nine 10 ard ten O years Of
Artillery lior b. OF defk color sOnnd 10 Ill psticu
In nsrDe good fesh and condition from sr 90 to ten lO
yes ODD less than fifteen and ons-hs t HANDS hieI
e,cb Hose weigh iuan hundred aud hty Il 0
poEnds.
Hules mrs, BE two ~ years Of sgo, strong stout
pac animals efs than fourteen l4 hsnds
high IN Gal hsaih free from ever bemh defect which
would ynht them Tor must have shed the
-four colts teeth and dye oyed the corresponding
yefmaI eit teeth. two IN rarh Jaw.
There ,pccGc0ioas wall bo strictly sdLeredto and hsly
enforced IL every Particular.
Hours II Inspection rom 9 s. IN 70 p. IN
Price, Cavity Borse hundred and eightyf rye dollar
70 1851. Artillery Hor.es hundred and ineiy do.ars
q 100; Mule hundred and ninety .hye dollars ess
fsyGisni wil Do nosds Of this office. -
Brevet Bhysdirr-Oensrsi 81 charge,
First Division, q. A. q. y.
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Amrsemenis.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN.

ELEVEN NIGHTS AT BROADWAY THEAT11
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL
Mr. Wood is happy that through The ssue8
of Mr. John Z. Owens who temporarily suspsnds Toe ~
purpose h extraordinary engagement he has been snsh
etfec. with Mr. and Mr.. CHARLES KEAN, MIA Euso
A FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF ELEVEN MoHN
the only one which they have entered into for this dy
They will mako he 6r.t uppe.rpnos in New Y.rt fes y
years In Shakespeare grand historical tragedy, entitled
KIS0 HENRY VIII.
Mr.. CHARLES cardinal Welssy.
MIA 'i'A And IN comsn: S.saiifa COMEDY.
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Supported BY tie following artistic from ths Phnesn
i! Mi ]: +; cATacARr. ,rhsit frs. .pps..no.
M MT T. Z. f cHfApMAN, Au,erc.
By Mr. GEORGE JAMESON and the entire strength 4
company expressly augmented Tor this engagements
AcARD FROM THE MANAGER
In order to effect psagen.nt highly Important snl
desirable Mr. ood confidently rsyins ~ renned pubH
for reimbursemrut has not he'itsed assure to ~
which exceeds the monetary capacity Of the the.sr i is
present Prices Under ber circumstance. he spyess The
pubic the ,dyOue- which he has been sompsl1
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved seats In dress circles and parquette.e3
Orchestra chai'...'..''.'''.
Auc ciiS S0 o. Choice sEiis xN6 PRsAiE BoxE
Mr. WOOD has been overwhelmed with applications To-
privileged places IN ADVANCE tG.h pup " tuss
Of impartial fairness The Public he has ds,errsins
upon throwing the choice Of reserved the yeEse8
compelio n lie accordingly now announces that on
MONDAY MORNING, April 10. at 10 o'clock,
The choice Of ss and Of private boxes for the eleven nss
Of the Kean ensa repent, will be -
SOLD AT AUCTION. FROa THE STAGE OF BROAD.
WAY THEATER, By HENRY H. LEEDS hiNkAs
AUCTIOSEERs. a..
The sale Of subscription tickets win be opened trrned.;s
sner the auction on MONDAY. aud continue o. TuLo
DAY - -.
The general sale Of reserved ses and Of admission tets
for single nigh,s. will commence on WEDNESDAY nssAo
Of O'Clock. -
SATURDAY. April 0, at o'clock
LAST GRAND MATINEE Ut
THE CRICKET on THE HEARTH.
eests for the Matinee should b. secured Of once.
MR. AND MRS. kEAN ELLEN IREE) ArrEAS
APRIL II.
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TIT .at 10 -
sfrfs Of he,f YJ,k. COp1fy ~ Ne, York i, JAMES
CUhglitY, Ca bier Of the FIRST N tlohAi tA.sA g..
NEW YOnK 10 sol r1uy hat the above statement 10
TIA, L. tho best OF NY know edge and belief.
JAMES CtHPlifY, Cashier
Sworn 20 ard subscribed before ils q day q iprl
1873 a. 4. hAkkL, hc'ary f1bio
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DLANK BOOKS, WRITING PAPERS snd
ID STATIONERY OF all knds, at lowest prices By
TClNc,S lor-rr.-- ~. :. Es..-s 49,
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rINHREE TIMELY ARTICLES
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
FOR APRIL.
fT7-Ths Number Of TIE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
wiIbssent postpaid 10 any address on
Teceip; OF = 81.

TIE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. No. CCvTI., for
APRIL 1865 eon,in. three articles Of especial interest and
this period IN national history They are;
RECONSTRUCTION: Reviewing the Presidents Nes
;h Peace Negoiia,on, ?r,sented to Congress frb
rusry 1867 and the lnsngI Address March 1900 by
Prof JANIS RUnKLL LowkLI-
AMERICA AND ENGLAND; Reviewing Prof Goodwin
N-hed in Tie Atlantic Monthly Tor December 1885, BY
CHARLES ELIOT NORTON, eco
FREE nlSsOuRl Reviewing the Inaugural Message Of
Gov. Thomas C. Fletcher TO tie Twenty Third General a.
senbly fihe OF Miszonn IN -,lion January iG3
BY Rev. DR.. r. NJ. Posr Of ST. Louis, Mo.
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
|, Published Quarterly the fr day Of January April.
July and October IN numbers Of about tse hurdred paGes
each containing eqsa 10 -four ordinary octave uus
TKR1s SIX DoArs year, or one Dollar and FIFTY Cents
pes number. $500
TICKNOR FIELDS, pubishers
10. 1856 Washington-st., Boston.
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A HOUSE and GARDEN AT DANBURY,

~ Conn. FOR sALE-Dn Deer HiN Avenue. ~ minute.
walk f'om ,he Railroad station. Z miles 'fon thi' city
lsrr. lew J.einF - rooms, With O-rJou ui ACRE
No. ing tie town. With aud 90 %. ahd nlour an
Teu.ry many miles distsui. Inquire o. hE u. oNAS
Mss X on No. y IN 80. , Nsstaatt, sre-NOfk
MOCK FOR SALE.-Ihe Asgc DOCK near
fc Railroad Depot 81 Eirsbr'hp,r y. J. has ioo feet
also tfso connecting with tie Central Railroad
0lNtwJrfsey. .
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BROADWAY THEATER. Begins at y

broadway THEATER. :, Begins at y
TUIRTY-SECOND AND LAST WEEK But ON1
OF THE GREAT COMEDIAN,
Mr.. JOHN L. OWENS,
Prior to the April II, Of MI and MIA heeA
In o favoy lac will coarteouy suspend Tor eeSea nse
only destined traditional donors q the -.
tIm plant IN s unexsmp-d Duration ts popularity snd
"a ne which gen1s ANY yet acnieved
EVERY NIGHT AID On SATURDAY AFTEkSOON
Bourcicsnr. home drama in ifs fourth week.
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
CALEB PLUAMER..............Mr JOHN r. oW8N~
A perfect realization of Dickens creation IfmeA
SATURDAY April O. n2 o'clock,
LAST GRAND MATINEE OF
THE CRICKET On THE HEARTH.
Seat, for the Matinee should be secured a. once.
Mr.. AND MRS. KEAN ELLEN TREE) APPEN
APRIL11,
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OONCERT for the BENEFIT Of the FIVA
OPOINrS HOUSE OFTNDUSrRY at the ACADEMY o{
MUSIC, THURSDAY EVENING next, April ID Tss CAaas
rem of the House Of Industry under the direction OF Pres
NASH viii give Concert aud Exhibition % aoov.. Masy
Nat.ons Air. viii be performed by the children and em
nulers Bsnd. Doors open at Il CONCERT preeAesy
o'clock. Admission so cents Tickets can ne Lac
sheldons Appieons Carers and Randolpbs BOOK sofe&
MR.. DEMPSTER, Composer OF the NAY
WI Queer" Lament Of tho lish Emsrant He asyt9(
recently reformed from Europe. will give ENrERrAlM
MENT OF hi. moot popular Souss ad Salads inciag1I
Nay Qneen" Of Irving Hail. On THURSDAY EsE:lNS
April g. commencing at o'clock Tickets Ono oonsi Se