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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-25
Long ssrske VS.. Short sirose. III

Long strske vs.. eheTt sirOSe.-It
would seem as if the problem III rowing
rerar9ing the superiority of a long or a
enoff str Re were doomed to be perpet-
ualIy ins6luble. Tho English long ago
decided tolsthsir own satisfaction that
long, slow and steady was the perfec-
ton of pulling. Several months ago.
at New England College regatta, it
J was deemed to be decided that short
and quick was the motto for an oars
man. The defeat OF our champion III
England, however, despite all excuses,
seemed TO turn the tables again, and SO
far as can be ascertained from the news
paper reports thereof, the recent col
lege regatta at Worcester gave the long
stroke the prefersnee. So that, to the
general mind, the matter is as much a
middle as ever.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-25

"A Norwegian woman, 100 years old,
and seventy-eight OF her descendants
are on the road to Utah. TIE old wo-
man declares her intention of ''settiDg
her cap" for Brigham.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-25

A PARADOx. a shoemaker Ii
going to make boot, the FIRST thing hC
uses Is the last.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-25

AT the next meeting of the Hort
cultural Society a paper will be rea'
''On the Goodness of the Cucumber"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-25

The deposed elector of Hesse has
established a lager beer garden at
Hayre.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Amusrments this Evening.

ACADEMY OF MI slC-IrALrAS OPERA-DoS sEBAsrIAs.
WiLLACK'S THEATER-BEsETIr OF Mr.. j. W WAL
LACK-THE IgoS MASK
OLYMPIC THEATER-Wuo KILLED Cock ROBIN -
BLACK EYED SUSAS.
NlBLUS GARDEN-NB' BArExiS The LADY OF
LYONS"
WINTER GARDFk-F pwiS BooTHIS "RiCHELIgU."
Lucy RUShTONs NEW-YORk TlIEATER The
BLACK poyNo--' BRTgEES voc AND NE AND THE
PosI."
BROADWAY THEArER-JoHy f. OWENS N "SoLoy
SHINCLg The LIyB lSDIAS.
WOODS THTtTFR-RIP VAN WNKLK-EAsT LYME
Or. TIL GREAT WESTERN
BARNTNrS SECM-ELsHiE; Or The WARLocK OF
rHE GLEN.
rOV, OLD BOWERY THEATER-THE FEMALE De.
rEcrI1F-IHI DE>OUNCER.
NEW-YoRK CIRCCs-IirH -EargsrEIAy AND GIN
N,srIc PKRPoRaASCys-JsNEs EoBissos, THE BARI
hack RipER-LRvi J. NoRrH-fHE sPRITE OF THR
slLvYR HuowEh
BRYANTs MINSrRELS-LIrrL. Mac A. JocKo. THE
MoyXEY--LA soSN,NBrLAR-How ARE fou GREEN'
BACKS '-rnE LIVE NOM
SuSFR { SOMERyILLF'S GALLERY-BIERsrADr 3
PIcrrRE STORM n THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
STUDIO BClLDlNG-lOrH sr.-ErHIBIrroS OF FOREIGN
PTCIrREs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

~, cold which aches them through the open eides as
they would be for the wsnt O. air which does not rosn
them through the boards of the boxcar VIC do not
sag that these the best pattern that can oe
adopted but do that they are fai better toan
aDy which are deficient in ventilation that tne am
mails become Overheated and feverish and scky tia'
the meat suffers very material deterioration. ,,-
There is no doubt, also that the shippers OF catue
suffer very serious loss In consequence of the sweating
pooess bch the stock passes through while packed IL
close cars Let q en- look TO their interests Let those
who eat meat look 10 their health Let the manager oi
railroads and all who build cars for the transportation
o, stocl upon American railroads, look FOR on onOurst
of genuine American Indignation rniess they adopt an
Immediate in this respect eqna q, least 70
the new cars which have been patented IN Scotlana:
Some of the most eminent physicians OF New. ORE y
have 10 hesitation in pronouDcing the cause OF some o
tho diseases which have come under theh Ptacuce -
arise from eating diseased meat which had oecone ~
through the crueltcs pracsed in the transporaon o.
stock TO this market i, it 10 be wondered al wheh ".
state tia. We have known five dead bunochs 10 "
dragged from one bOxcar, where they had sunooa'eo
during u bot August night. Yet the ten h'lng oceu
pants of the same were sold 10 the butcher anu
went into general consumption.
u it not time for the press and people TO call lo
general improvement in railroad cattle transportation
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
yaR METROPOLITAN mAvr.,

The 18th annual bali Of the Leland Brothers,
at the metropolitan Hotel last evening. vas jan uo
mistakaNle success, Tie smes and swec. p.ca: es a
TerpsiChore too aurpe to De oVercoile and con-
sesuerty in defiance q: tie p0we:s and threateangr
Of grim Jupiter PGyigs. the BE-. was attended by up
ward of ZOO persons of the fashion and elite o. th,
city. Tho large dining room Of tho Ho;e.
which is hrt !a;ey opened. was converted into the
BALL ROOn
anC was al,aZe with light life and beauty Enough
room was Afforded ct MI 70 enjoy themselves comfort
ably and 10 Join in the mazes Of the dance without
being crowded or inc0mmoded. 1t /. sufficient for tue
committee in clargc Of the affair know ba, they de.
serve the praise Of the guests Tor the manner In which
the enjoyment and happiness OF those who
not for The mere show and gossip o. the outside.
1HE BALL,
Dancing began at 10 O'Clock and continued drrng
th' evening. Dodworth's Rnnd furnished tie music.
The toiettos OF the ladies were extremely gorgeous
and magnificent, and could not lie surpassed. Zach
dres, Wed IN beauty ana tIed 10 og'hae the woT
10y aaohoT and NJ contributed 70 give q brilliant, Aid
dazzling effect to the scene.
IHE SUFFER-
which commenced al II O'Clock vas au,lat the heart
or palate coud desire. The gods had been MADE to
supply the tables with Their uXuries. The hcrutle o.
Ceres tie spoils oi Diala the hidden riches o. Nep-
tune and the odorous nectar o. Eacchus were al for
nisEed in layisl prOflsOu aud were erClG Ia ssts
TIE most craving epicuro
PROMINENT GrEs1s.
Among the gathering statesmen. wtfr.cri. wits an
other nOah.iteS were r4iscrm.Datty COhinii gIcd IN
the crowd If dancers We Observed the following viz
Major Generals Stendner aad Strong General, Istee.
Navarro Ierro Rae1; Mayor Wood OF Drookyn,
Judge Russell Col OluSted tie Hon. ID A. Noble.
Cen StageT aad oihefs The bal broic no a. the
herald Of dawn appeared IL the Last and TIE gles,S
dispersed. apparently satisfied with th''t nism-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
uorsg PAINTERS MASS MEeriNo.-A large

HOUSE PAINTERS MASS MEsTiNo.-A large
AID spirited mass meeting Of ;he House Painters Of
New Yols wes hed st tie Metropolitan Hal .osi even
inc foT tie pC-pose o. ild,rsine tbe recent action O.
No p-ortrel Torse Painters Association who re-
solved at tle.r last mcetn. that ifon the ms Mohaa!
os March peLt .hey would demand s. - iof eigh'
hOlFs WoTl.
long and animated discussion was p1rtol pNed IL Uy
te psefs ind NJ nbs.s Of some Of Tie other trade soc
g, ties &C tie cts relative to tie cIredency ot ''
s-ikc Is; tire tine des enated. ir favor OF tie esi,
hC.- system. Spr.tCd sperChc, we're fDade or either
-e OF the Gue-tol ard the action of TIE House PANT
ef. Assoc aiOn Wa finally iLCorSeIby anarlOsl LnGn
,nou- sct Resolution were adopted e. take meas irc'
for forming more compact Central tl0n Of The diHer-
ent soce es ofTenters and rccommoI I!n the various
societies 90 c1cr a the inducements IN thcir rowi 70
induce nonsCt.eiy Zen o. .cn then or' "-railLi'
tt.us
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
rrnrEaiinl.l I
"In.truc,ions resula,i

Instructions regulating the foru.aes L iespect to tie
arrival movements aud deparufe Of rtof~ 90 color corng
from abroad tuis island and pao4ed oa tie - o. A
in the 1873.
may urv- coming from fcigr country shall D. imled
atey placed in sale keeping Lrd sit pcceuto tha may be
suabe un he taken abroad again ILe house g. whom
consigned gives security ioT the payncrt O. l" N ne
case Of his staying The vessel ho may I've on board but
that security shall not be clnceed until ht Te Oaiion Is
verified by tie report of tie Cap.a.r %! tie Po-'.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
To the Associated Pre-.
VI rHrsHH q
A-biN' 'i'Ns fl'ieS.r 80. go t-
TUF CUBAN SLAVE TRADI.

The attention Of Scnor Ias,ara, Minister
from Spain had been arrested by statements IN The
press aud in COngres siOuai Cetni's tha, freedmen
IRE captured and conveyed Clba and there ,oid ~
slaves Nh Tassara gives the rclulaicns oi the Isl
and OF Cuba concerning cOlorcd persons hereto an
ncxcd AID afiims that they have "a al N tarctr lee
cariied into effect No oupaiut has been made a.
the State Department Of any salo OT seduction OF
coorcd persons from the United States l..' slavery
and in tic only instance brought 10 the 1ho"4ccet oi
thi, Government wherein such persons have been
brought or introduced there by Americans. they Aay =
been promptly delivered up and sent back 10 their
homes.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

BROOKLYN NEwsBoYs.-A temperance go
cety Las beon formed il Front ST. Brooklyn, in con
neciioa VITA tie Naiona! Temperance Alliance es.
peoias for The ewsboy, Last evening beif place Of
meeting was literally crowded ant He-y Interesting
address given by the Rev Dr. Smythe. The con.
iact o' the boys was ve.y conmendable
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
TIE REoEpTloy or TIE GOTH RrcMES1

TnE REoEPTIOS or TIE GOTH RECMEN7.
YE.E8ANs.-Iho 9o'h regiment veterans under CON
nand OF Lieut.. Col Nelson Shaurmha, arr expected to
arrive at Ncw.Ic.h from Savannah. TO-DAY. ehout
noor The- will be landed a. th Battery md provided
with warm meals aid scoG sleeping accommodation
during the nigh 90,
or the follow rg day wednesday, they VIZ
bo formally received IA Brooklyn by the Mayor ana
Common Council and other prominent cuNens' Wio
have made every Arrangement for then reception ana
entCraiumel: Gnd ~ view of The fact That tis }. the
last yiMent enlisted IN Efcokya which nos fctLras
10 civil life tLeis advt1t VIII most oyor, rcosi' 3D.
Tie lotk Regiment. y ~. = y. Y. Col. j. II. Y OoI.
ward ~ turn ont ul .alE- anG net a. escort. AL
officers of veteran regiment. now 10 the ctJ, are T.
yited 10 participate To p-Osfau,1c tn, ;aE aciec4
upon is that the veterans VIII 10 received Al 1..oi
FERRY az CcoC p. ~. Cdle-day liih Dsi, whence
the line OF march vii be ,akCu up uOn.st @ the t}
Hall thence ~ Myrtle ave. 20 the Arsenal ~ Portland
ave. where grand collation. viii he IN resdinc-, le
fore -t.n. down g the table add-csC @. c0-gratrll
ion and welcome will he ml1e by Col stewart I
Wo1d.ord 5 T. CL!iicnlea. esq aad others. Aitei
tha, .he Wand. VIII b. d!sCus.tG The les.ne1t Ti
D. mastered cut o. Hart. Island
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
nARRaED

nfcNAMrF-p NrY--On Monday. Feo. r. l5&, d
Brooklyn by the Rev CHARLES Constantine PIss " ~.
John Nc Nan &C. esq. Sheriff OF the County oil hnS -
Jernie youn.e,t dsugiter Of Georye Donshertvy esq
Newark. y J.. and sister Of Mrs William T. Robinson N"
csrds
MEAD-GA EUN-M Croton Falls on IIe,fsy. foS =
1906 by tie Rev p. II. Bu-harit Samuel Oscar Mead,
Golien Bridge to Miss Jennie Ga Hua o. the hrs'nsmes
plscr No ca.ds.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
,1.,..,.-p..n-..A IN T.l.rrnra.

Pun ,ryrrui, Fei I1.-ll-l a-c. WHOM .c4ly % =.
d a. . 80 - i~. lc-.iorrsr fui f s,' l''e -
lr.a. Trtf fo.a af - =" Nlfsf 4 if sel,f
- : ss0 - .s. Pt.rcl..r. So. n.u
NYwunfrAss -. lo e ot'o, b. df,op1g sa,c, -oo
bsiet ft. 80 Ndf - lir !:i-. noa.so, o. O.
. Hev.Iy., C..-4. a Pfsli ii.l. God ir. fre-Lt'
tffferf
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
BROOKIXN NEWS.

ERO0KLYY FRATERNITY LiCTUEE>. The
second of the course vii. he delivered TO nigh; il The
Academy Of Music BrooklyI by WTSDul PHILLIP.
= bicct: National Affairs"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
The Nenihrr nt Hnlifax.

ia = = - I0-T.-- ~ : ID.
Tie laFbo. is open ;1.dl. Ihc weather has
boer rld s.uce s'-sIay. 1l0~siud, crosse. the Jar
boz yf.t,-dry
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
clo,,yc Exgncl,ls og ruE EIonra wAnD

E.ryNC s-Ao0l-rle closing O. -o.scs Of tie gatL
Ward Iyeaag >c-oo' tco' place IA, evening orC lax
It. near Bfo1i'e ard we've successfully ccndrctec
urolclont. The cIeTclsos were c0nlrcfed nncer re
,C.rl.es ofthf TEccls,r Li-rary Soc ty Gli mon. o.
tho rupl. distinguished Themselves IN tic way OF reci
tat.pn. debate. cr.Hv &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

GRASP LARCRNY. "A mnn named William }.
Be vas arrested yesterday afternoon By Officer Hot OF
the Foty.dth Precinct charge Of grane LARCENY
prcfs-red by Abraham i. Moore OF Greenpcint II -
all ced ,ha. Tel Wa ntrustcd by ths conplainant wito
,bc sale o; ar ce.cari and pair oi horses. Ihe
sale wa. effected, bci the psocteIs We TO- -
tnr,el by no n-sorcr He also stands charged with
stealing cer, from. o blacksmith, and hiding II away
In ward IA TArd-s ncar Soath Eighth where " was
found Tie prisoner va, taken before dus'ico Da.e!'
vio reraudod lin fer examination TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

A Promenade Corcer, viii De given IN ad o.!
t.s Ma,ea. la aud AriaI tuud by the I'd
Raeimea, T.! IT, Tcg-;1aatt.st. Ag.4or On sa.1s4ny
eve.t-c Marc s.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Ber7u ASSAULT on WOMAN ~ HrRHrs.

Brutal ASSAULT oS 4 WOMAN ~ HER Hes
BASp-IscAPI OF TIE A--uiASr.-A ,olt ociock on
Sunday evening Dr. Hswiey vas called uPoa TO attend
woman named KELLEY residing N JaTs near ] ran
Inst. C,eenpoint vlo va' represented to be IN a
dying condition from injuries inflicted by her husband
Timothy Keleg Otherwise known as Jane. 4. kelley
on TIE arrival 81 ~. doctor he uun the wonnt ia a.
almost !user,to CONDITION boz Mnui crt an "vat-.
sols OF the baD of Acr head and fofChead.
After y litile trcnfmeli Mr.. Kelley revived Int y
vas found necessary to scrd LcT 20 the City Hospital
whore sic nov u.s. II seems tat kcl-, Who ia m-.n
hy trade about ~ ycaf- o. age has nways treated t'
Wifc badly and ~ one time che sought legal feGra
ii0n from him she g represented 90 uc F.5f einih
BE woman. several years tie junior OF ber hlsNanu
Aff.r the commission 81 q, above lssa-t keitf 100
ald 10, lot since been Lc1Td IRON. Ne pro-.
thought lie vie dead when lc .e;ther iiseni.hc D
dyOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
IAdrerti.cments.I

3.pU Backs PER Hour are made by the
National Brick Machine, which Is the best clay.
teiurering machine in the country. ABRAN REQUA,
Al ent. No. 80 Broadway. New-Nork.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

N,rth,rr,rs or ,he lake ard lat tcea kept in cotene
ment snce.
Lat week writ Of ha5eas corpus was issued BY The
Supreme Court. N. Y. ard served upon tie command.
ant 1t tbs fort ordering him TO produce. special
term o. the King County Supreme Coat the body o.
said Chsea A. Coles and show cause for hi, deten
ton Coles vas brought before Judge Gilbert
YESTERDAY morning in charge Of U. S Sergeant end
private in answer 20 the writ The Conrt asked his
opstodians to gvo reasons for his detention whel they
replied that they had rot been instructed to give any.
The Cour, hereupon ordered the discharge Of Coles,
ani he is now AZ liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

THFE rrCTs OF THE 1HAw AND RATN.-lhe
hav Of SUNDAY and drilling warm rain Of YESTERDAY
ha had tie effect Of filing tie streets Will water so NJ
70 render them atose,her impossible in some places
by pcacstrians TIE streets in portions OF the or!
pic ,ented the appearance of rivers large number
of cellars wore inundated ant c0ns'de'aoie oalaago
an much ineon, cnicnce Las been occasonsd by this
nnlsra stnIe Of altrLr..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

TnB GENERAL TEGM or TIE SUPREME
Coz rgr-THR OrIRo CAsE.-The General Term OF the
Supreme Cour; openei yesterday morning before
fun Bench consisting Of judges Lott. rugham Bar.
nard ana Gilbert. II expected that motions ioI
new trial. in the cases OF Gonzales and Salvador would
be ade by their counsel but IL appears that the
mater VII no. trough, up for argument before the
lattsr part OF the week.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Business Notices.

Du9luc98 E0IlCeD.
CoUGHS.-As Soothing Pectoral, BROwNs
BroscH TRooHGs are ad, seousy employed to allie
,a,e Coughs so.e Throat HoGg,enes aud Bronchial shec'
Jn Those exposed sudden changes Of weather shoud
have them a. they can be carried in the poeke; and taken
A. occaiou requires upon the first appearance of Cold
Cough.
An EFtEcTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
The combination of Ingredient, used in making Browns
yrnxryreE cosPrs such give the best possible ef
feet with safety.
Worm, the stomach irritation and often prolonged
sickness aud be removed only by of remedy
which will be found in the vEKxrYueE CoxTrrs.
The AMERICAN Cow-MILKBR,
Under the Patent OF March %. 1868.
COMPLETE SUCCESS
Agent, wanted Send stamp for descriptive circular
Price Sll. Address J. D. CoLvIs.
No. 335 Broadway. New.1ork.
ITCH ITCH! SCRATCH No MORE!
Itch Cures in from ~ 10 " hours letter"
Itch" SwArSKs OINTMENT Ieer
Itch SwAYSxs 0INTNEsr Ieuer'
Itch NEVER FAILS TO IURE Ieue''
Scald head, Saltrheam, Sores. all Skin Dsesse, s
Price 50 By sending so cents to DR. swsrsE son
No 800 North SiIh'st., Philadelphia box wui oe 'H "
mail, postage paid. to any address. Sold % x.owN.Y.
MrJAyIRo is the most delicious and lasting Of
all P.ume The 9dor like bouquet Ss Sr.
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Store. -
THR improyed Elliptic Sewing Machines
A. H. svPLxx No 5J' Broadway Agents wanted
WIGS ToUpKss, and ORNAMENTAL HAIR, first
quality. uaif Dys Gd Dysns q BArosssoAs SsaaIt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

yG THs REBELLION Some two years sincs Mr. Charles
II Coles wa arrested and oonhnei ia Fort L.fayetie
on suspicion % being o. the parties who had rer
fso's3 osos 70 burn scsubost4 ard stasc vssso' Of
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

SrraT,fy COURT. CENTRAL TERM. .-FgB. -.
Mo-, q 10 3 g. - e6, q p - 81 ~. %. 81 3d. 81
33 20. ~ a. H. 9. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

TnF TRUANT HoNE IYyTSTIGA The m
yc,tsaiion into Tie charges against The Snperintendea
of the .unnt Home continued yesterday W ln'
Common ,ounc. CoDi1;,tce appointed 10Y the purpose
'Tie teeti1aorC o. tbo Natror and seven girls wa'
akon wEeu In, Investigation was izain adjourned un
I'll to.dn-.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
FROM WARRINGTON.
s,.,l. Dispatch to The y. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. L. ltoo.
CHANCES AMONG FoRRlGN MlNISTEES'

CHANGES AMONG FOREIGN MINISTERS.
The United States Minister TO England MI
Charles francis Adams It Is said, Is anxious 10 return
home and his WISH should it be persisted lnaS Il has
been for some time past-Wll be reluctantly as'eneu
TO- In That event. it is supposed that his place VIII DC
fued eitLer by Mr. Motley now Minister at vienna OF
Mr.. Marsh, Minister TO Italy Whehevef OF '"os'
po,ts shall Lo left vacant viii be filed it Is 'uFiScu
by Gov Curtin Of Pennsylvaniai and as he Wouu pte
Ter TO % to Italy. it is supposed that the onoi'o
Minister 70 the Court of 81, james VIII ia'' ulo" ''i
Hiarsb.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
LIFT HAND PENMANSHIP.

The sum of $3.50 in prizes, which was offered
by q number OF gentlemen Of New-York City. for the
best specimens of penmanshp Of soldiers who lost their
right arms in battle was awarded by the committee ap
pointed 10 decide upon the merits Of the contributions
TO fourteen left armed men. book is to be published
which will be composed Of the best Of these contrbu-
tons and the Rev. DR.. Bellows President of the Sani'
tary Commission. hos written 20 Major.Gen. q. o..
Howard requesting him TO furnish article for the
volume.
AN INGENIOUS swIYDLING DODGE,
coneocted by one of the partners of a New York
brokers' firm. yesterday exposed by the detectives
ofthis City The party referred TO. called at Police
headquarters few deys SINCE representing that his firm
had recently been robbed of sl2o in United States
bonds and that be had TO believe the criminal
parties now in this city After brief Investigation the
Detectives concluded that they being mised and
grsphsd for the other member Of tas arw, who duly
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17

Now, sir, think very differently myself It
so happened that when our Fathers formed this
Government, board was twoand-a-half week,
and in many instances this sum included "wash
ing.n t..
At that day butter was levy pound, and
everything else in proportion Then hotels were
scarce, and booths and cakestands were allowed
around the Capitol, with the hope that the pro-
prietors would see themselves, that they were
taking the members spare change and the evil
would cure itself by the dealers getting rich
and retiring from business; and it was also
thought that with increasing boarding-houses
the.rivalry would be SO great to furnish food in
accordance with the principles of the Constitu-
ton, that members, owing to press of matter
and remem bering the admonition of the Father of
their Country would refuse any foreign influence
TO work in their internal affairs. (Immense
che ering.) But, sir, what do we see? (Here a
voice in the gallery cried out-"Board six dollars
a day.r) Yes, sir, and l contend that il
is owing to these Cake and Candy stands lessen
ing the appeites Of the members that keeps the
landlords in such prosperous condition, for
believe, Sir, that if members would let their full
appetites out at their clearinghouse they
would burst up every boardrg-house keeper in
the District in less than fortnight. Forbid
that 1 should adopt the idea of tue gentleman
from New York, that the excluded race would
establish a Gordon of stands around these Capt.
tol grounds. | see no danger TO members from
the stand of "the man at the other end of the
avenue" or of airy outside of the buildings, as
the ram on stormy days and the dust in fair
weather would make the condiments so unpalat-
able to everybody that they would eventually
dwindle away for want of patronage.
At the conclusion of Mr., Stevens speech, Mr..
Raymond made an explanation, saying that he
never bought anything of the imam at the other
end of the avenue" and did not know so much
as he was yet IN business, and it must therefore
be considered false that be had received gin.
ger-bread horse to advocate his interests.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17

WEAKNESS, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH,-
y j. IsAA(s e L. Professor OF the Eye and Ear
treats all diseases entertaining 70 the above memben
reliable source in lie city can be seen at his 3fee no
accompany theft pa'icnts he has no secrets N hA
practice WS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-17

February.
Monday, IL -Freshet In the Schuyllill Chestnut
Street BRIDGE safe Having withstood so many
attacks from the land forces 1t was lmperyious
to on assault by water, and tt now stands an
zee blockade to all travel in that direction.
Tuesday, I3.-General b. II. Butler buys ground
on the James river to erect mill uOon. It's
DeheVed among sporting circles that as he is
down there, and General Grant in Washing
ton, the mill" will be betDeea him and the
Lieutenant General.
wednesday, IA.-Forney's Stage upset by trying
TO run over a Hill corner Of Ninth ana Walnut
streets. The name Of tho Hill terrified the
driver, Hemp Hill.
Thursday. l0.-Race OF the Winooski and the
algonquin aPaIn on the carpet. After PLAYING
''pussY wants q corner" around Faulkner
Island Tor thee davs, both boats returned, en- :
trely satisfied that it was the best boat
Friday. I6.-Petition of German names, headed
by Prof Kinder one mile long presented TO
The PennsylvanIa Legislature in favor OF Sun
day Cars and Sunday CarnIvals This IL the
commencement of the real 'Rinder-Pest"
among the horses.
Saturday, l7.-Series Column Day The Editor
having been absorbed by reading the Congress
sional Debates on Constitutional Amendments
has neglected his own Constitution He now
prODOses, as an amendment to give no more
serious attention to Congress
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