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Ceiling OFF. SELLING OUT.

Cloaks. Coats, Sacqres. Basques, Circulars, and
ladies' Fancy Goods selling off to close business at
MAXWELLH p
32e Pennsylvania avenue
n. As eur stock must be closed cut in ninety
article in our stock. il .-eoyt
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Gold.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-Gold 1929
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THE MEMBERS OF LOGAN TRIBE, NO :,
L. o. X. M,
Have the honor to announce that their 10th "A
Annual Ball will take place at the NEW ~
MARKET HOUSE HALL, Geor getown D. ~
c., January sth, 1856. u
The Managers pledge themselves that nothing
shall be left undone to make this Ball worthy OF
the name and reputation Of the Tribe, and an eve-
ming of pleasure to those who may favor them with
their presence.
Tickets 81, admitting Gentleman and Ladies,
to be had Of the Members, or at the door on the
evening Of the Ball. ia4-3ts
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THE STAR.

Senator'S and Representatives can have the
DAILY EVENING STAR delivered regularly and
promptly at their residences, IN wrappers, by
ordering it through the Secretary of the Senate,
the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, or
at the ONCE of the STAR, corner of Ilth street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
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U hhDieAh AssocIAr1oN'
Atan adjourned meeting Of the Medical Assocfa-
ton OF the District of Columbia held on the 7th Of
November, the following resolution was adopted:
ReSolrsd, That it is recommended to the members
Of this Association to present their accounts for
professional services at the close Of the attendance
and shall the duty Of each member to obtain a
settlement from all Of his families at least once in
three months, viz The LIST Of January the lst Of
April, the LIST Of July, and the lst Of October
Published by order Of the Associ alton.
de l4-solms wv. HLOvEJOY Md, Sec
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US LATE BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
WASHINGTON, December q, 1855
The Directors of this Bank ado pied the folowi no
resolution at their meeting this merning
heSOtred, That ten per cent. Of the net profits of
the ank to the close of the present half year be
carried TO the surplus fund. required by Sec So
OF the National Currency Act; and that. out Of the
remainder. a dividend of four and a half per cent
upon the capital stock be paid to the stockholders
on or after the 4th proximo.
take this occasion also to notify the stockholders
that the annual election Of Directors for the
ing year will be held at the Banking House. on
TUESDAY. the 9th day of January next, between
the hours Of II a. m. and D. m
de Is I'd MOSES KELLY, Cashier.
%E0TICE TO GAS CoNSUMERs-The
N distribution depart mt of the Washiu gton
Gss Light Company have removed their office to
NO. 4b4 10th, between and 4. where persons
who have reason to believe that their meters or
service pipes are out Of order, will please notify
VIM GORkE, superintendent of Distribution,
who will give prompt attention.
deN GEO. A McILHENNY, Engineer
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URAD URI's PIANOs.

One Of these superb PIANOS in store
exhibition aaa fer sale. See what srtistes'tt NV
say Of them
FROM GOTTSCHALK.
i have examined with great care Mr.. VIM. Brad
bury scale PiaHofoTfes, and il lie my opinion
that they are rery superior IHSiTEneHfs
have especially remark ed their fhOrOtsh lr0rk
Dlonshtp, and the power, purity, richness, and
equality Of their tone. I recommend, therefore,
these INSTRUMENTS to the public in general, and
doubt not Of their success.
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

Intcresting Proceedfnge-WhO Should
Rear the Burden or Taxataon-0ut OF
Two Thousand Two Hundred Shoe
Dealers I'm tho City Only Three Hum
drcd and Thixty Fay > Per centsse ON
Their Produets-WhyH Hot Place the en-
tire Tax ON tho Material Consumed, g.
meeting Of the Boot and shoemakers' Association
.a a,.lv hed At the MERCER House. % take measures
for calling the attention of Congress 70 the present TAX OF
ak per cent ON boots and shoss Mr. Lux was chairman
and Coo Glaze secretary. The meeting was calcd to
order, and the report OF the exsouvs committee com
posed Of Messu Glaze, Reed and Raveaux. duly sub
mitted After ths, In accordance with the reccmmen-
daton Of the committee the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted =
wAs ss, a.
X: oa ss ana
saa make ssS naS n
ding hI o uhoss annual labor prsSSccSss
sss.sas SS,s ss
ending q S. men s :ad q
s: s.y ssss %
thsy Aa @ pssss re- g wnSs ssoss
ss sna .ss nS
ss ~: 9:
viii bring when sold sum st least s1oeo per an
mum, il Is apparent that but insgnaoant fracuon
q Sss ga "a "a. sa'sls
~ boots and Shoes therefore tax on gross pronts
which are Included osses arising from al
ba b " o csn never be snoced
keen regular and wish to evade is
three hundred and thirty shoemakes VINO 90 psy
hundred and seyeny who ovade ~ and whereas s,a
tax has been In England and France and serwsaus
abolished oppressive and for the same rcs %
present; and whereas believe our g9yernment w
no longer against experience and tho evidsnce OF ,Sc
ihe Of those who LIABLE and those who assist 70 ma
tain benefit Of those who 40 NOT anu
whereas the object of Congress- - utsery ~ ~
'mpossSSus "a pos ~ ~ revenues: v il s therefore,
Resolved That w al our oIertions 70 present BE-
fore Gonss tSose ssns ,ss's on MOa boOas and oss
Resolved That we are In favor o. tne Soys NJ
menf that Il may mot all rs ooligations ana SUSTAIN
power and prcsiiss by Sw yoasoR IN asking afePes
the foregoing Is because its cclsr nS rned ~ Ii,
cannot Se enforced against sms 1sry any sAss
sess seqnises Information @ enable % 6ee soSssh,S
TorS a9 we pray 10 SsSo s sd and
pressvs, ~ compel al to pay In jast proportion 70 'n
Resolved That government requires ali the revenue y !.
esentusiiy o debt and 70 suss rspu,aou FOR power
Eesosed That the report Of Internal Revenue Com
lsd s before snS iSssae' COR belief that
Comnission and especially 70 their Chairman, Mr. Wells
S s sSass In s =;
complain Of.
Tho meeting then adjourned s;xs de
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

jan. 3o.-yohn ", Quincy vA Ontario ircn wecn-~
Motion denied With dollars ossts V abide svsak
tks actoA.
wallace =. 0svvsr q ai " cssrss 8 Archer 4 ~
Motion denied, without costs
Margaret A. Felt w benjamin. A. Hegenaa et si-us-
ton denied, without costa .... e .-....,,,.
James Merit w James McNuIty. Upon the whs1e I
thIuk he proceedlng IN this action should - seags1
untl tho appeal 70 The Gene Torn from the Judgon6
IN ne cher aciion b heard snd determined. r n
~ Rolhschsit Anoross Stevens-InQusss - aso9as
and aoion restored 70 calendar for trial. % paymeos q
thirty dollars cssts within nvs days By asfsndank
VIM rost aaA wtfs VA Jehus ,. Rsss and oshses-os-
port confirmed, and Judgment ordered
Ellen Dennis, Ac., Va charss Dsanss-hsnossnds o.
Knii sAusr w. Charles A. Wright sad oshsm--nsxss
gnnted with ten dollars costa Order 70 b $1,000 -
SEQ. J. rorsss Va Richard Pslsoa end oshsu-nspss
confirmed and judgmens ortcrsd. l'.t ..i--
Chas O. Otis Va Geo. X Biddle-Motsou gran1ed, w11A-
out costs. 0rder 70 bo settled o. notice.
Henry s Cohen " Dsn'es n. Dsssa q a-nsssse
Mary OF W ssAa nosIes shr sasachssss sssalse
Martin rrescn W Augushs nAoq1ve- Mesioo Uuooo4
unless plaintiff consent y give crnit - judgnsoS ~ -
nfty doliars 70 Be sssasd - nssios.
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

On saturday svssans, wlsAn RArksr, - Irish -
eleven yea Or aes sn ismaHs q The Aglun O. vsssss
Dc Ps.L ~ Wsss fwsasy sixsh street, = as1egs4 =
Ass 70 beds n twossspisg rooms IN the Asyssn 49,
PISA By chsldrse bus befcss Ne Names - 90.
ths 1rs Tno un11er wm brooghs VI ths
Csp10in uedesa, ~ fths Sxssselk prsenot veo -
Sssssser wla 1kso bsesss Js1iss Is1wsh - ssanA-
ts1 bs sxaDieassoA .......,.... ......
LAnsn nAuL OF suxDAr ssLLiAap rfAvsss.
CsVaas Davsa = shs rsash vssciaoh hsauns "a -
~ svnhg ~ lnus nanb~ e ~ wsssh -
nissa.sf nsuu v. snsah ~ Dswwy, ssOnssa -
~ xnnash, svaspsas ssnb~ = ~ - = @sss -
- @ 80 s.sY ss ..s:. 's.,s ~. 80 - 2 Z'S:
- - - - e. 49, gescP e.
60 : ssss - - .: w ~ - .
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
rHn CASE OF CHARLES xfrzCusILNo.

In the United States Commissioners o0ice Commits.
sonor Osborn yesterday delivered udment in the case Of
Charles Mtzshsng, who has been sccussd Of printing
and selling internal revenue cigar stamps contrary 70 the
law Of june 80 1884 After r0citing the facts OF the
case witch have been slrvsdy fully pubshed
in v'shs HxnALD. the C0m1nbssioner said thas
the fhot Of Tho government having only authorized one
firm 10 print those samps and the fact Of the defendant
having places from which cigar s1amps were printed
tother with of the stamps being countcrfetcd
obviously showed that the defendant was engaged IN
uanufactusins Stamps NOT authorized BY the ComnAs-
Goners lof internai Rovenuo and that he must have
known the legality cr tho iegaity o. the occupaon
be detected Thsrsas contradictory cvidchco a. 70
the defendant selling 1ho stamps and on Question o.
probable csnse with noexpAnati0n Of tho defendnnts
spparsntiy cupsbe set he decided 70 hold hctzcheug
for trial he fsct end ordered biz oommittA u Do
FAINT of bail
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

berry. .f,sta
Kx xAMrNAYfOE BurORn JUSTICE sHANDLzrs AT n0aEx
( MARxsT P0Lt0g COURT. "a saa ga
The examinatiea Of witnesses u the oass sf Samuel
Doycs, accused Of robbIng messenger q the williams
burg Bank, on Friday morning, ne ilsth Inst, the fi
partcuiars a which have besn gtvsN In shv HnRxup A
closed yesterday. The sxauinasiso rosnu EsSEelnr-'
tested in the peocssdinss me sesssasay OF " 0dsA
WAS continued from saturdAyr--r ~ n - n.- ~
have seen MccAaa siassisss ss1ss1ay, ma ysyss
In Houston street. near Plh IN 1fteay messsngS!
10; he csme ia and bought papsr0f tobarcsr igNsN
from ihere down 70 ths Of ssasos aaa a1nsW
hin canno. W whsnor vhas time Of he day - lev
long before hb arrest was In ths HsnAID shes MccAnA
Tesd ~ aS o me On s SATURDAY c,nns
two men were arrested Itold him could not help he
had newspaper with him at that time; he da .os s.y
was on Friday; read from the HxRALp about the
money being stolen down town In bu'chers cast; ~
Ss,.SSs Ss SSs rsas SI - 49,. De arrest ssr asy
nrSt sAisd 70 McCann that had soon Boyce on Friday
morning but can't say on what day told him. ncCsnn
did hot ask what time ssw Boyce on that morning
so4 Stanton ssrssi; / know Tho defendant; saw
liquor tore corner Of stanton and wlcs, strcsss Il ten
minutes past nine Boyoe remained there about twenty
minutes and then went next door; knew the tme be-
had drink with him have met him there on
previous days at different hour Of the forenoen think
the hour was about nino when heard az the arrest
on rridsy morning nor % % was about Zen ooisoE q
saturday At Pete Hughes that nrst beard Of The aTess
ssa.s :. ns sss ' ana
William Ball, Or No. svssss b:iae sworn, 49,.
ssa1s y Il, souss mas. ~ssrs sssrssS Ism Ssi5s he
twenty minutes TO nnc A. NJ Boyce was 10 bed vhenI
Sss ,sns" sss.s's Sa he W.. s.smp s S saS rs
tho fact of Boyce bong In bed on Friday morning WHEN
hesrd q y. arrest Bcyce was IN 'hs habit Of fyns In
wiiiss % Kiss, q Na lls wuess mrcst, being sworn,
The New York herald., 1866-01-30
rhs Late Assi1sas sn che Hsassa Rivs
RailrDaA.

A yoUNo LADr sRrOUsLr INJURED.
csr reporter hss bssn enabled 70 ossaia scms s<dL
tsonsi ots 10 rsfssncs V hs accident the Hudsou
Rivsr Rasosd whch occurred sear Groom On saturday
n sppsass shsa lGis nasy Emma Cassidy, young hdy
from Ulca, daughter Of Psack Cassidy Esq, Of thAs
CITY, Len BY ths go srsin On Friday night She IVES
secoupssisd By Mr. and MA ssors, q Nov Tesk
The I've iadiee and Ne gsntlsnaa occupied the
me caraes whieh wss N frs fron The slsspnG car
When the aln ssved - the epes whero tbs sortdene
hapDsns1 ths oss hus occupis1 80 thrown ever -
M Caaidy haA hss len fors bsekse h two psaces
Wo q ths eatslis nnge q ne M han1 wsss ssvessd
ssd sshss assss q y slae hasa vus sIsssa Ann.
11shss the hard very badly out uR M eeNu -
uIoos = hss hsad, end ~ eneo s6n1nsa oo1s eon-
eus HusA ssslis1asn vAo Sssnpssd sen1 bshin1 Nh
Cssul19 reoelysd Acys q ~ - Mo Osss11y We
broug n = usW Ynt, whsgs - was = snos s1aSeesd
y o. Gga ns g. .. 80 49, .s.ss
8 o;iSs:s q Sss:lS1 sSs.s. ss;.s..!.g wi .:
49, 80 !. Sa..1SA = ,c2 - -. .1ssssssn s -
NnS e - 9sse - 49, =. nnesS - - &C.!
.: s. s: !: =: So. s!Ss : :,s J ~
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

0n0ml9SfV.
Just beginning 10 be undsrstood and worked,
and slsccity quoting the language Of President Mott
though dsarmsd Of iu tsror had boon applied TO no
usesu purpose Theu" the Doctor goes On 70 ssy 81
length In describing the period and condition OF the
country when he emisvssed - Albany 'shen, BY the
power Of muscle Of mind and In wagons or towbeass
or shaops the internal Of the entire country
was osussa o. Then, 70 vss Albany from Schenectady,
do busnss and rctrn, usually required three days;
New York cfscn three weeks, snA Bunaio six Then
voyage even whitboroush, performed by the use OF
the or the setting pole, occupied more time and cx
posed to greater dangers than voyage nov across ths
oocsn Then Rome the mercantile metropolis ofthe
west ncs beyond Rome. except with sAvasss did COM
msrse exist Beyosd Rome the picushshass cf the bus
handuAn had scarcely disturbed the SOIL the Of The
woodmsn indsnisd ths forest Tho great wesi the sio
rous west wss mere lair fer the wild beast aud
hunting ground cor shs savsgs Through ell w forest
inlaad wsasrs NE hsrk essos acsssd m token q the
red mans sovereignty Then, even In the older States
che hssSssdas, IN shs uss The sickle shs a.. and
TIE fan BY hanl, rsplsnis,ed his qansy the house.
= 4: "; e s sss' 4. s:s. :s : g: z $
sssS fsswsrd Sy hsnS hls lssIs v,r cr.n ssias the
y. e ~ e. s.n
ss.s + ~ ..d. = ss sss
aimee bcsa Incorporated gem In the choice literature
q Tie county and = ,,s %' svss ~ Ss red s%s =;
pupIt power that immsdasey eefned fos him The Prss
dsncy 4 Unioa Collegs 70 which he we unanimously
n iSol s supsrssded Rev. D. Mason, impsssiousd
leaned and grscsf.i Possnc
Union CoAsss st period of lis history vhsn iis re
sscrss w.s no, y any mssns = sdsanase Co. 70 The he wcrs
whcn ~ fSsass e;e 70 ,, 40 wasn ns sss
In nssd o. Students ana diIey nsossssed for pccpns
The New York herald., 1866-01-30

and that Al any moment the whole machinery Of the
with the nnicton Of irrcparsble LOSSES by Of
circumstances against which there now no adequate
But an mperfecton In our whole revenue policy more
and radical than any yet sdveed TO- and which
Affects alike both the customs ana the excise Is that Of
making the appointment, retention and promotion cf
officers OF the dependent Other circumstances
than qualifications and good behavior. 30 long ~ this
S arm Of corporation having due regard TO ihsir own
Interests and one cntyely ignored BY all the leading
states of Europe. thoroughly stncisn. and eco,
with the education Of eompeseni corps Of
ofhcIais, cannot reasonably be expected Under
spS appointed Who wsrs entirely Snsa, q Ss hydrsnsssr
Who require o Be a.trucsss shs ss.srs q shs ar
vous to entering upon the dscharge o. thsar doses
The Commission are also Informed that e0osts for the
rnSouSseSy Ssen made for he sol: reason Sss ia he
fathful discharge Of their duties they have interered
with the private interests Of wealthy and Influential In
The Commission consider II imperative that some &C
Noa should be speedily taken By Congress on this sub
rds any advantages that may sccrue In the d!ltr
button Of patronage IN the revenue department @ sne
government Coed men, honest ccmpess.s i,. and ca
requiring tscs skin and Judgment and such salaries
= win enable them 70 live and continue honest tnsy
tenure m 70 induce application and fShfuinssa thu
would the government have the benefit q sxpensnce
every year growing more and more vniuno1a u =.
70 vmedy the impcifections Of the existing revenue
sysscm, which the Commission have thus briefly a.
udsd to entire reorganization Of tho whole pchiner
aud policy Of ~ administration seems necessary; put
besore Offering any Suggestions on The sub)1ct the1
would eai attention 70 some OF the peculiares Of I'M
adminissstion q the British revenue
The lsading features o. tho British administrative
systsm ooue placing The customs and excise undei
e charro Of separate and distinct Boards OF Comms
ousgs esoh eodslstiut OF Eve members and secresary
10 sscR Il siso attached law ocer q great ability
arEs snlAry which respectively knovn - the %
c3Of Of ths CuseounD and Solicitor Of The ENise
shsss separate Boor1e e Oommlsoass (which the Dom
mlsssoa underseand = ~ now contenp>aeed 70 un!s
very large powers ars inirusd - make s.e Amene u
and ooecsca and = rsspect 70 he spPointmses o. y
suSosdnss. oca vss ssIsFs rsesss 1 nppon. =
eduea11en, eua1nse qeenaoenoo4 neeu1 - nsee
Sss.. . 70 -, !. ~ ~ na..sxs - ~.
nis11c.s0 n tnleves1, ~ dncyvsle1, 0tog ~ !.
= @ssss,, 80 s,s,;ss = ;sss'ss" vSw& ed y r'' sses
| - "a = -; - { SS
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PHOTOGRAPHIC AND AMBROTYPE
Apparatus, Chemicals, Materials Al
buns Frames etc. etc, Also Proprietor Of the
STAR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
whore Photographic. Ambrotypes. and the beautilul
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1866.

INOO.
"COSTAB'." RAT EX TER Major is simple.
safe and the most Perf- t RAT nj alton meet
fng we have eve~ attended Every Rot that get
it propeTi prepared. will eat il, and that
eats it will die generally at pla, distant
pc bic from where it was taken Lake shore
Mich Miro
ry-See "C,staf's ." advertisements above
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FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS
OF TIE
Etna Insurance 60.
FROM THE
SURAN ARTME MT
OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK

The Insurance Commissioner to the Legislature:
The Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford
of the most Successful Fire Insurance Companies
Of this or any other country"
Connecticut Companies follow the rules and
practices of the Etua almost carefully as il they
embodied in statute law
A gain, pointing to errors of practice in New York
Companies the .Etna's successful management and
solid rules are called to their attention thus:
1T still remains matter Of wonder than
imitation in the insurance world"
BY what subtle alchemy has this corporation
been enabled to turn its fullpad capital into the
philosophers stone"
The extraordinary events which have distiu-
guished its unparalleled financial history"
The average losses per diem in the
United States at this period of the
year, are about sd, Ouu. The Trle-
graph daily sounds startling notes
of warning to all prudent Persons
DO NOT NEGLECT TIE SECURITI OF RE-
Liable INSURANCE..
Policies ISSUED rithoW dcldy By
d. n BARROWS, Agent.
"A I Co
marlOd3m GEO \. SAIYTHE Asst Agt.
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INK. INK. INK


SeatOns Chemical Writing Fluid is becoming
world renowned for its superior quality. Having
beep introduced only about six years it has become
the principal in use with those who want a fine free
flowing ink, and for permanency it is decidedly the
best ink for records that be used For counting
houses banks, schools, ii is unequaled and needs
only to be tried to be approved For sale by Drug
ssts and Merchants everywhere.
HURLEY, RUDOLF & CO., Proprietors
Corner Seventh and Green streets,
MarchTd2m Louisville XIV
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HURLEY,S SARSAPARITLA.

The great Blood Purifier as a Spring and Summer
Medicine stands unrivalled, removes all impurities
system. HURLEY, RUDOLF & CO, Proprietors
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1866.
1866.

FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS-shou recol
ect that hundreds of collars worth Of Grain, Pro.
visions &c, are annually destroyed by Rats, Mice
Ants, and other insects and NermE--aE of which
can be prevented by few collars worth Of Cos
tars' Rat Roach, Ant, &c, Exterminator, boul Li
and used freely,
~ See "COstar's' advertisement above.
80 Sold in Jackson, Miss
rwBy--
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UpaIe0lYDes,

are taken equal to any in the world.
Especial attention paid to copying AmbrOtypes
of deceased persons and charging them any size
and Coloring them in Oil, CrayOn Water ColOrs or
Indian Ink Any person having pictures they wish
enlarged can have them done at New York or Phila-
delpha prices.
N O. 249 NJ a n Stree t.,
Between Jefferson Street and Court Square,
Feh34d5m MEMPHIS" TENN
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1866.
S(i(i.

RATS rerStts BIRDS. Whoever engages in shoot
ing small birds Is a cruel man; whoever aids in
terminating rats is a bepefacior. We should Ike
some give the bene fit Of their experience
driving these pests We need something besides
dogs cats and traps for tn business Scientific
American Y.
o See "Costar'," advertisement above
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-17
JRLEY,S STOMACH BITTERS

HURLEY'S STOMACH BITTERS.
For Debility Loss of Appetite Weakness Indi.
gestion or Dyspepsia, want of action of the Liver
Disordered Stomach, there no bitters that can
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
store in the United States, from the propretors
Louisville, KY, corner Seventh and Green streets
to whom all orders should be addressed
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ORIENTAL PEARL DROPS

For identifying the Complexion effectually re.
moving Tan, Freckles, BlOtches, and giving the skin
an elegant smOOthness not easily attained by any
other. Its use among the ladies of fashion in the
East, gives il a character for efficacy which at once
stamps infinitely superior for the toilet of any
lady. .f.......-
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Railroad Dump Carts, Levee BarrOws,
Wool Carding Machinery, steam En-
gines, and Giro uIar Saw mills.
II. A. BALCH,

Price lists of Iron, Steel etc. furnished appli
cation. Cali and sec Feb24d wjm
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HURLEY'S POPULAR WORM CANDY
As this is really Specific for Worms, and the
best and most palatable form to give to children it
is not surprising that it is fast taking the place of
all other preparations for wOrmS-it boing tasteess
any child will take it. - = - =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-10
THE Bounty FUND.-Letters are

THE BOUNTY FUND.-Letters are
pouring in daily asking for instruc-
forms IN Relation to applieas
tons for the additional bounty under
Tue recent net. Nonegcan be furnish
ed until the Secretary of War and
Secretary of the Treasury have pre-
scribed the rules and regulations as
the act directs. It will probably re-
quire several weeks, on account of the
pressure of other business, before a
system can be adopted and regulations
prepared and printed for distribution.
Letters of inquiry must remain un-
answered, and had better not be writ
ten until notice has been given through
the public press that rules have been
prepared. The Second Auditors Of
. Ace will settle only the claims of The
heirs of deceased soldiers, but as there
will be at least 100000 of such
claims, time must be required to pre-
pare a proper register and make other
necessary arrangements to receive
them. No advantage can possibly be
gained by hurrying claims, either into
that Office or the .Paymaster. Generals
office fE " FA#9g III Ill .Ysffsss