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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30
DENTISTS.


ESEtLfHG DULY THANKFUL FOh
- Tie very liberal patronage received
dhflhk thF past seven years, ana being
permanent residents Of the city, desire az
persons whether they need their profess
Eiohhl services or not ~ visit theif rooms
hnd see ths various styles of work mann
faetufed
improvements And inventions are being
made, ana everything that will subsefve
Lhs interests ~ their patients is secured -
them, Their establishments and facilities
afe equai 10 ANY Ia tbs hnAtsfn cities.
They have several AnestheLies tor allie
Waiting pain whsn extracting teeth.
Cheeks that Are snnksn can be restored
10 nearly thsir original contour,
All deEifahle Styles - a HTIFtGfAL
TEETH made hnywhefe Ia the United
states aFe mails by us tft asuiaflttss oI
Ghildfen's Teeait sueeess,f ~ 3 - fseied,
Those naviitt DasIysd fssfD mould
either hnvs tifsm ~ fiiclad W iea he
latter II pGaziDiel. The ts4ltst ? II Il par
ties aud the femnintug Teeth asTM "a
henraiGie Affections treated . ~ tlen
Palate. aprih :
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From REV. John Mott, d. D.,
Professor IN Union Colie0e, Schenecta-
~. ttf H. Ar. ~

Professor IN Union COLLEGE, Schencctd-
dy, Nco Yorh.
~ L. CdOtoin, issq.-- Dear Sir; received
your letter Of April Zd to-day ] am over
sixty-one years OF age. 1 have had, from
IN fancy, one ear very dear always dis
chnrRana moro or less Offensive matter.
l'hia year both ears became dtaensed, rum
Ming very much, very offensive, producing
the areateht debility OF body and depres-
sion of spirits, and my hearing imDnired
In the highest degree. In such d condition
1 put myself under The care OF Dr. q. y;
Linhthtlf Hc has fully restored me, 1
he,,,r we'll The dizziness and the dia-
chafges have been removed, aud have not
returned Tho stopping OF tile running has
eivon me the highest elasticity and yigor
~ body, end "A fiow uf spirits, while my
fear was that stopping the discharges
would prove detrimental, or dangerous 1
fsteeu, OF rather have learned To enteem,
Dr. q. u. Llghlhill, (for he was "A stranger
To me until J was his patfent), aa a Rentle-
man and man OF science, la whom the
highest confidence may be- placed.
Yours, very truly, JOHN MOTT.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Misunderstanding OF Vessel.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 20-Prime
wheat closed on Saturday NJ VII 10,
with an upward tendency Shipments
continue large, but more tonnage re-
quirod
No. | China Rcstria Coffee, 2tc;
Java 26o
Eastern Butter, zoe.
Crushed Sugar, A, i2lc.
The British war steamer Scout
sailed for Yaetoriaon Saturday. Ship
Tomplar Rogers reports large fields OF
ioe aud ioohcrga off Capo Horn
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.
CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
From william Il. West


CfNcInHATI, April Is, 1885.
DT. Lt0hlhnt- Dear sirs Feeling thank-
fu for the great benefit you have conferred
on me, desm II duty owe you ana the
public 10 give n succnet statement OF my
disease, aud your successful treatment OF
sons six years since contracted catarrh,
which 80 rapidly undermined my health
that was compelled 70 quit nay trade,
tpflntef), and seek outdoor employment,
wpleh somewhat improved me. return.
80 tf my trade, bat took "a severe cold, ana
the old 0fnplaint again attacked mo In
more aggravated and complicated FORM.
MY lungs became contested, and effected
With tubefces, while alt the alarming
symptoms of eonsiinption made their ap-
pearance. had slight bleeding from the
lungs, night-swsats an iuceshnnt, wearing,
hacking cough, and Was steadily losing
physicians or this city treated ms success
lively, Without benenttinR ne, each one Ia
turn telling me that ! nad consumption,
and that not much could be done for mo.
except what care and dieting might no.
eomplish.
The last physician gave ms a tonic, and
told me little else could be- done except 20
piefeiy prostrated and unable 60 work half
Lhe time. ~ this distressing stage of my
disease, aud with little hope by either my
self or friends. visited You aud went uii-
der treatment without promise OF oures
bat merely an obligation on your part 10
do the best you could, This Was six weeks
ago to-day. Almost from the fifst applica.
ton began 10 Improve. nnd have gained
80 rapidly that At present. my cough has
censsd, the eNpeeforntiOn diHc0ntinned,
the soreness abd weakness ia my breast
has subsided, and my strength has steadily
improved. Furthermore some hve weeks
since, | weighed mytelf though without
tbs intention OF "a test my friends and NC
qunintnnces, remaflting my healthy np-
penrnnee OF late caused me to try the scales
again, and WIS surprised and delighted
70 hnd ! had gained t,oentV-o'ie pounds IN
the period mentioned.
Hoping this statement may be the means
Of Inducing other sufferers 70 give your
system fair aud impartial trial, remain,
Yours, respectfully,
WM. X. WEST,
Commercial Job Room, Cincinnati, o.
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and exchanges Unchanged. The re-
eeipts Of cotton to-day were 400
bales. bl ~ H ao
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We tho undersigned, being personally
acquainted with Mr.. West, and eognizant
OF the facts, cheerfnlly certify 10 the corr
RICHNESS OF hia statement.
WH. PORTER. Foreman.
JAS. w. HAsLAM, Com. Job Room
Tuoa, Nixon,
II. ANKENBnooK,
n. u. MITCHELL,
j. w. MfTcfiELL,
-, KNABENaHuE, JR,, News Room.
o. Is. CnAPMAs,
sAML. cociiHAHE,
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sEow.-The first snow Of the seas
on came yesterday. H. fell thick and
fast for while yesterday evening and
this morning, reminding us forcibly
that Aud Winter" Ii again on the
4 back track. ~ Fort Wayne Ganette,
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NEW YORK.
FENIAN MASS MEETING.

10000 Fenians in Council.
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TO CON TR A CT o r 8 u.

0PgfoE OF Asst ConnIssARr suBsIsrEscl,
RoRr McHnsRY, MAarLAEp,
September 4, 1896
Sealed Proposals will b received at this once for
supplying the troops ct Fort MoHsnry, Md with
FRESH BEEF,
for sx months from the LIST October, ls6s
The Beef TO be Of good and marketable quality, In
equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters (necks
shAnks and kidney tailow to be excluded) to be de-
vsrsd In such quantities and at such timss-not ex-
ceeding three times wesk-as the Assistant Commits
saxy Of Subsistence may designate
The nseks Of the cattle slaughtered TO DO delivered
under this contract shall be cut of at the fourth vere-
bral Joint and the breast trimmed down. The shauks
Of fore quarters shall be cut Of from three to four inches
above the knes Joint and Of hind quarters from sig
eight inches above the gaubrel or hook joint
The Proposals, endorsed " Proposals for supplying
Fresh Beef TO Be sent 70 this once on or before N M
u the 94th instant Zach proposal TO be accompanied
BY approved guarantee that the party proposing will
enter Into bonds 10 perform the contract.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or
all bids not to the interest Of tho United States
Z. A. BANCROFT,
se7-tsA Breyet Can't, u, q. A.. AC'g
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se7-tsA
PROPOSAL FOR TOBACCO

oyYIcs DEror ConnIssARr OF srssIsrsscR, I
WAsHIHoroH, D. O., Sept. 8, 1850.
Sealed Proposals In duplicate Of the form furnishsd
By the undsrsgned will Be received ct this once until
IL o'clock N. on THURSDAY, 2Oth instant for
(o,0O0) PiVh TH0UsAND POUNDS OF TOBACCO,
for the use Of the troops supplied from this depot It
must be good, sound article Of plug tobacco IS near
Is possible In nsls pousd plugs and Of quality not
Inferior 70 he grade commonly called "N.yy Plug.
The boxes will BE- made Of strong, substantial wood,
we'll eoopsrsd and each box TO contain ny 1907 pounds
net Tare to be earsfuiy asesrtainsd By stripping .
sumcisnt number Of boxes Tho tobacco will be thor.
oushly in.psessd By an sxpsrsnosd expert and none
resolved which does not comply In quality and weight
with the foregoing condition. In all II will BE-
purchased Tax paid.''
Samples WIN accompany the proposals. and the GER:
hcate Of the Inspector selected BY the undersigned will
be attached to each bill Of purchase.
The Of the contractor and date Of traner gross
weight and tare to be marked egiby on each box one
half be delivered within Thirty days from the accept
ance Of the bid and the rsmander before the 18th OF
October next.
twill be received in this city at either Of the follow
ing places, viz:
at the Monument Grounds, Fourssnth street, or at the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.
Payment to be made In such funds may be on hand
for di.burssnsnt, upon the delivery Of ,hs entire
se7.8t Major and c. s., U. 8. Army.
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"ohs'en W sNe, 'espeo"u"y ou' imPiohnsy'
th We need Contributions Oh money, In large amount,
ana as soon = may Se'
many 'nousahds Oh our people are homeless The hrst
necessities Of food and temporary shelter were supplied
oy the ACTIVITY OF our own citizens and the prompt kind
ness Of the neghborng towns greatly aided By the use
OF stores under the immediate and gen.
erous sanction Of the Secretary Of War But every hour
10 revealing thousand distressing wants. which can
only be supplied BY the judioous application Of cash
resources In large aggregate amount.
ThousAnds OF the sufferers nave not change OF cloth
ing, bed, nor blanket Never was conasgration
completely destructive Great numbers Of families
have nothing ter Large quantities Of household goods
and other property were removed again aud again TO
places Of supposed safety but dsvoursd BY the flames At
last.
Our hearts bleed for the aged and women fer the
many huadrsds Of little ehildren and for the helpless
Sick who had to pass through the horrors Of that dread
fol night, and now have no homes.
We cannot exasgsrate this calamity. sympathiIing
friends, who have In from other places declare
that all Of the disaster were far short Of the
frightful reality.
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A~Havy Department, August 20, $780,
Board Of Naval Officers, Of which Commodore g. p.
Lee is president will meet Hartford Connecticut on
the 9Th Of September next, for the examination Of
volunteer officers who have served not less than two
years in the Navy for admission into the regular
vice. In accordance with the provisions Of the Aet to
define and regulate the appointment Of ocers In the
Navy, and for other purposes approved - rs, 1885,
All persons who are entitled to examination and who
wish to avail themselves Of i privileges, will at once
notify the President Of the Boaad by letter addressed to
Hartford, Connecticut, giving their own postoce ad
dress In due time they will receive from him In re-
ply notification when to present themselves for exam
inaon. Those who fall to report at the time specified
for them to do will forfeit all es precedence for
examination. GIDEON WILLIS
se6-l2t Secretary Of the NAVY
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n W II 7 E'S
S6SSrcr,oxrpWlt ., n sHA AZ ,s ,,
AND LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
DINING SALOON,
No. Ss6 Sixth street, between O aud streets.
Mr. WHITE respectfully suggests to Families, Hotel
aud Restaurant Proprieiors, and all Others that he
keePs constantly on hand superior article Of FRENCH
AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY, and the PUREsT
ICE CREAM, Of his own manufacture His terms are
most moderate
PARTIES, WEDDINGS. FAIRS, BALLS, Sc, fur
nithed with the beet article, at the shortest notice
We solicit from the public call, having every eonn-
aenee IN OUT AFFINITY TO give entire satsiaetion.
B.-The location IL Of the best aud the Saloon
the nnest In the city, aud the proprietor Is determined
to make hrst class house by outvating other
than the best patrons,
The former proprietor has interest in any other
estAblishm In the city. ssb-lm
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EOR SALE-THE FURNITURE IN A
I private house on q street south, few doors from
ths city railroad. The house contains eight rooms
Possession Of inrnturs and house gvsa Immediately,
Address y. T., d this oaes,
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS |!
Take notice that MCCONNELL HRRBRRT's, 4ss
Seventh street. opposite the Post once 10 the place to
buy your School Books States. Paper Pens, and Ink.
ssp4.lw
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BOARD OF POLICE CoNxIssIoSkAa. The
regular meeting Of the Board Of Metropolitan Po-
lice Commissioners was held at their rooms In Po-
lice Headquarters yesterday afternoon. There
being no vacancy, no appointments were made, and
but little business was transacted.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-The new
Board Of Directors oths Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company met on Wednesday at Berkeley Springs,
Va. Suggestions relative TO the Improvement ofths
canal were laid before the Board. Information has
been received In Georgetown, that O. p. Manning,
the Superintendent and Chief Engineer has been
removed.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS'S
~ SALE

In virtue OF writ Of Fieri Faeas issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and to directed, will expose TO public
sale for cash. In front Of the Court House door Of said
District on Thursday, the 2oth day Of September inst
1866, at twelve o'clock m the following described
square No 67l laid down on the plot Of said subd
vision OF said square in the oncs Of the Surveyor OF
the city Of Washington, D. G. together with ali aud
singular the improvements thereon seized and levied
upon as the property Of Joseph L. savage and will bs
sold TO satisfy No. 1907 fierl Facas Nelson g. EAsop
VS.. Erwin O. Comstock and Joseph L. sAvAgs.
DAVID S. COOLING,
U. 8. Marshal District OF Columbia.
September LIST, 1860 sepl I'd
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A SERIOUS CHARaE-Henry Vermillion
was arrested on Wednesday BY 0fhoer Anderson, Of
the Sixth ward, upon . charge or shooting. with
intent to kill, Frank Dant. The accused was taken
before Justice Gull, and gave bail for further
hearing,
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81 The Members Of the Joint. Committee
ohs two Boards Of Common Council on The reception
Of the President Of The United States his return
Washington, requested to meet at the City Hail. at
so'cloek, on FRIDAY EVENING, September =. The
COMMITTEES IL as follows:
Board Of Aidsrmsn-Crosby g. Noyss, Donald Nc.
Cathrau, O. r. dulieh Rijah Edmons,on, John T. Givep
g. W. owen, John B. furton.
Board Of Common Couneil-Geo Wright, John n.
Pssks, j. W. Mead, William n. Nailey, A. J. Joyce,
George W. Calvert, @. B. Baker se7.lt
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ATWonderful but True MADAME REM
IparoS, the world renowned Astrolosst and somnam
bustie Clairvoyant while In clarvoysnt state, de.
lneatss the very features Of the person you to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intsnss
power known the Psyohomotrops guarantees to pro-
duee perfect and lfs.ke picture Of the future hus.
band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character &C. This 10
Imposition, As testimonials without number can assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition color Of sye
and hair, and enclosing hty cents, and stamped cave
lope addressed to YOURSELF you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired information.
Address In confidence, MADAME GBErRuDE RKxisOros
p. O. Box 297. West Troy ny oeIf'"
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED srArEs PATKxr OpPIcE

OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATKHr OFFICE,
WAsHISaroE, August 81, 1896.
On the petition Of JeArum Atkins, Of hoksns Illinois,
praying for the extension Of patent granted 10 him
Inc aist day Of December 1854 for Improvement in
Rakes to Grain Harvsster for years from the
Pration Of said patent. which takes place the 2ist
day Of December, 1855,
is ordered that the said petition be heard 1t the
Patent once on MONDAY the Sd day Of December next
At clock m and all persons are notified TO appear
and show cause, any they have Why said petition
Person. oppong the eItsn.ion required to file in
the Patent 0oethsr objections, specially set forth in
writing at least tosny days before the day Of hearing
all testimony dsd By either party to be used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted in seeord
anee with the rules Of tbs oAes which will Be furnished
on application.
Deposition. and other papers, relied upon ss ts.ti.
nony must be fled In the once t0eRty dsys before the
day Of bearing The argumsns, any within ten days
after ding the testimony.
Ordered, also that TIL. notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN and the IntelhQenoer, Washington, d. c.,
and In the Tribune, Chicago, Illinois, week for
three successive wssks the hrst Of said TO
be at least sixty days prsvous to the day Of hearing
T. @. fHRAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P. -Iditors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent oncs with paper
containing this notice. ss7-WSw
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which has been productive Of 90 much good 70 all who
have awaited themselves Of such an invaluable means
Of preserving the linens sapa In sorpore ssno, ct
such trhns expense he has been induced, at the re-
quest Of many interested persons. to dispose Of his
right tle and interest therein 70 Stock Company rep
rssenng thousand shares s eight dollars (ts per
shars and for this purpose books will DO opened for
the sale Of stock shares and after the 10Th instant
at the Gymnasium, and closed the 18th proximo at
which time an election Of officers will be held and
constitution and BY flaws adopted.
For full Information matters Of DETAIL the under
signed be consulted at the Gymnasium on Monda 70
Wednesdays, add Fridays, from to sp. m.
II needless 10 point the advantages 10 Be Do.
rived by members Of an organised company owning
such Institution, eonfssssdly the best appointed In
the country. Acknowledged BY all 10 be the most
agreeable and certain Of establishing In health
the weak and maintaining therein the strong tits man.
tesy the cheapest. II is simply paying Eight Dollars
ship thirty dollars per year are now freely paid
To insure proper care in physical culture and dis.
cipne, the undersigned would DO able to dsvots two
or three evenings In week, at . moderate remuners-
ou By the company, for purposes Of ins,rustion In
classes.
Persons purchasing stock have the privilege Of com.
meueng their sxsroses-uss Of Baths, &e.-st the time
Of purchase
Books will be open for the sale Of shares q, the fol.
lowing places, a. we'll a. at the Gymnasium.
RIGGS CO., Bankers, fifteenth street and Penn ave.
nue..
R. W. PEARSON, At Jay Cooke 4 CO.., Bankers, Ff
tsenth street, opposite Treasury.
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., Bankers, Penn avenue, cor.
ner Of Tenth street.
RIrTRNHoUsB, FOWLER 4 CO., Bankers, under
Metropolitan Hotel.
Captain ". N. NEW, sscretary's oics. Treasury De.
partment
PHILIP soLoMoNs' and HUDSON TAYLoR's Book.
stores, $50 and ssI Penn. avenue.
=. &. J. RlyEs, Congressional Globe once.
Respectfully,
ABHBR 8. BRADY,
Professor Of Gymnastics and Calistheuics,
Late Proprietor and Instructor Of Brady Regiment
aul-H. Gymnasium, fNsw York.
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AS-Notice.-stockhoider Meeting Of the
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, and GEoRGETowN
RAILROAD CoMPAsY.-on MONDAY, the LIST day Of
October prorimo, there will be meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Washington, Alexandria, and George
town Railroad Company held at the once Of the sscre
tary, No. All Psnnsylvania avenue, In Washington
City for the election Of Ave directors for the current
year and the transaction Of other important business
appsrtaiuing 10 said company.
A full meeting Is respectfully requested.
JOSEPH h. sTkwART,
sepl. 2aw4w Secretary W. A. u O. r. r. Co.
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BARGE, sCow, &C, AT AUCTION.

RARGE, SCOW, &C., AT AUCTION.
CHIEF ouARrERxAsrER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsHIsaroN, J
WASHINGTON, D. G, August q, 1866.
Will be sold at public auction at Sixth street wharf,
under the direction Of Captain James O. Payne O.
~, on SATURDAY, September s, at 10 q. m:
Sehuylkill Barge JURA, one sCOw, and YAWL
BOAT, the property Of the United States.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
D. H. RUCKER,
Brsvet MAJ. Gen. and Chief Qusrtsrmaster,
au2s-dtss Depot Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF

SUBSISTENCE 0Yrrcl, o. SAL
No los w LOMBARD sTRIgr,
BALTIMORE, ND, August 50, 1895.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate will be received al
this once until IL m, on SATURDAY, September 9,
1885, for furnishing and delivering free Of cost to the
campo, barracks, hospitals and oeers In, around and
In the vicinity Of Baltimore, Nd, Qncuding the garr.
soned forts except Port hcHsnryJ all the PRKsH BEEF
required BY them for sig months, commencing October
l 1896 or such les. time the Commissary General
Of Subsistence may direct
The Beef 70 be Of good and marketable quality, In
equal proportion Of fore an hind quarter meat, meek
shanks and kidney tallow 10 be excludsd)
The hecks OF the cattle under this agree
ment shall be cut o. at the fourth ysrtebra Joint and
the breast trimmed down. The shanks Of the fore
quarters shall be cut OF from three to four inches above
the tnee jois and Of hind quarters IRON sig 70 eight
inches above the gambrsl or hook joint
Bidders sre requested TO be present to respond to
their bids and be prepared TO give bonds for the fuh
mont Of their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Proposals
for Fresh Beef and addressed 10 the undsrsig
who the right TO reject any ali bids
the Interest Of the United States.
Conditions, requirements, payments DC, as hereto
fore. THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and G. g., U 9. A.,
auSl-tses Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols.
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The YouNo MEs's NATIONAL UNoS CLuB.
We have been advised that the books Of this
Club are open for the reception Of applications for
membership 1t the headquarters, Louisiana avenue
between Fifth and Sixth streets, (Fant Building. J
Applications received each day from to 9p. m.
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played this afternoon upon the grounds south Of
tho Prssidsnts Mansion q three o'clock, between
the hrst mines Of the Jefferson and National Clubs
Of this city. Much interest has been manifestsd
BY the professionals. sssts have been provided on
the grounds for ladies and their friends, and
brilliant assemblass will DO on hand.