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Wanted.

$4,000 c hge safar f RsasE at Ferss,
mereia', near foot of Emery street. "''' YUM
proposals will also 0e received for new Sugar Bar
reis, and sample may be seen at the office of the
company, loSs Commercial, at corner OF Union 81.
ieoizu&wu N L. T.. HERSEY
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BOARD at the Sea.Side-

hOsafO al the SEASIDE. -.
GOOD Rooms and genteel Boaro furnished by tho
VI subscriber at moderate charges
Address ROBERT +. SKILLINGS
Peaks island
Care Of GEo. TREFErnEN, Portland, Maine
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DY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly al 81 Federal
ID street. Is located at his store No GA Fed
eral st. few doors below Lime street, will attend
to his usual business OF Cleansing and Repairing
Clothing of all kinds with his usual prOmptness.
eY-Second- hand Clothing for sale at fair prices.
Ian S--dtf
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LYoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA 9NaEk--
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache
Cholera Morbus, &c., where warming genial sim
ulant isrequired Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for Gull
nary purposes. Sold everywhere at 60cents per bot
tie. ~ Ht--..
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
July a. '68--e0d& Evil,
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Flour Barrels Wanted!
4 snd after January ID, 1861, we shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH. A. lie
Office OF the S, - SAS
Portland Sugar Co..
sE--c ~ III Damforth ST.,
feoSdu j. b. BROWN q SONS.
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Seizure OF Goods.

SclXuro OF GOOds.
notice. hereby given that the following dsssrib-
hereinafter mentioned, for violation Of the Revenue
Lays: "a = H.
June 7, 1867, seized at Portland. schooner "Kate
Brown,' OF IhomastOn, her tackle, apparel and
furniture. June seized at Portland, TOO Cigars
Any person or persons claiming the SAM are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within wen
~ days from the uate hereof. Otherwise the SAID
goods will he disposed ofin accordance with the Acts
oil Congress in sucn case made and provided.
M ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
Collector.
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TO LET .

n ~ tB 910tFOr Rent.
OFFICES in the third story CT building on corner
" Of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
fee of a.u'.u.f ,f OCEAN INSURANCE GO, & 4
Feb. 20. If oi ial9 ~ <. Eil Exchange Street.
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steadily growing in favor for twenty years II
acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF the hair and
changer to lis original color by desrees All instan-
taneous dyes ,deaden and injure the hair. Heinz
streets Is not dye but il certlin in its results pro-
notes its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing
Price 30 cents and xl.o0. Sold BY all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, soIdby all Druggists.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Manufacturing Jeweler.

n REEvEs. manufacturer Of every deserip.
W. ton OF Jewelry, having established himself Al
S35 Congress Street, IL now prepared to make anv.
thing In the line. Persons furnishing their own gold
can have their jewels made to order Diamonds nd
Pearls reset Hair braided and mounted In the lsi
est styles Jewelry fans, eanes pipes, q c.. repaired
and mounted. A large assortment Of cheap Jewelry
fer sale. G. REkVES,
june24dtf No. 3S6 Congress Street
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FTNHE annual meeting OF the Portland and Nav
York steamship Company, will he held at their
office, Calls Wharf, on Tuesday, he 25th met, at
O'Clock p. M. HENRY FOX,
Clerk and Treasurer,
Portland, June 10, 1867. je17dtd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-08

Tnere was q meeting in Richmond, Va,
last night, Of five thousand negroes to ratify
the Sherman reconstruction bill. White
speakers gave the programme for a call of
convention blythe negroes and the adoption OF
a constitution, which will be sent to Congress
as the loyal mems constitution. The negroes
were advised to vote against any constitu ton
to be adopted by convention TO be called by
the present Legislature. Rev. DIR. Hunnicat
was leader Of the meeting. The Senate yester-
day passed bill to call convention on the
second Monday of May. The vote stood 25 to 4.
The Senate OF Pennsylvania, yesterday,
passed the railroad bill, allowing any nine
persons to construct a railroad. Also, an act
to relieve persons who have been for long
time under sentence of death in the different
prisons by granting them unconditional par
dons.
Father Desmil, G.. p. Beauris, and Hon. Mr..
Taylor, commissioner Of Indian affairs TO in
ysstigate the late massacre at Firt Phil kear-
ney. passed through st. Joseph, Missouri,
Wednesday, en- route for that fort.
The Attorney General of Missouri has de-
cided that foreign insurance companies cam
not combine and do business in tnat State un /.
der their laws
The bark Oicilian, from Messina for Boston,
with cargo offruit, while arri wing in the bay
in thick snow storm, went ashore on Chelsea
beach. Her crew was saven.
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ga Frenehman has compiled statistics
which show that bat little over a quarter as
many women are struck by lightning as men
That when q man and woman are walking to.
gether, the man Is invariably the sufferer
0The coiored question is ALWAYS before
the country, judiclaliy, politically or other
wise The latest phase is the suit of colored
lady in PhiladeIphia, who prosecuted a city
cars ~ ~
-. man in Stone Creek township, Ohio. re-
ceived sacn blow from his W ife a few days
ago, that he fell senseless to the floor Another
woman in the same place. quarrelinx with her
throat. W 7 - ~ N''---, 49, -
HThe difference between pound of meat
ana drummer boy-one weighs pound and
!ne other pounds away. The difference be-
tween church organiet and the infiuenza-
nose. - r 7Als -
- Thomas jefferson. q young darkey in
LIE, fa, who had been cruelty Tilted by his
sspis sspsa ,aay love, went to drugstore and
askeo ior morphine, for the purposs OF nut /.
ang an end 10 his life. He valiartiy swal.
lowed the powder prepared. which pro ved 70
oe ipecac, and which had Aoalutarv thouxh not
~~SSs' .f.r-- g.
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Baltimore Animal Conference of the Epis-
copal Methodist Church.
SECOND DAY-THURsDAY.

SECOND DAY-THURSDAY.
Conference assembled at 3 a m, aud was
opened with devotional exercises.
The following additional committees were
appointed: To Receive Missionary money
George G. Brooke, James Il. March, Samuel
kepler. Books and Periodicals-w. 5. Baird,
X. X ;. Hough. j. l.. Gibbons. Rev. ]. T..
Liggett was added TO the committee on COL
lege-
The report of A II. Bedford, Book Agent. al
Nashville, was presented, from winch IL ap-
pears that the real estate in Nashville, fix
lures, type, presses, stereotype plates. mer-
chandlse, the New Orleans depository and
cash on hand amounted 70 sl5S.6Ig25 The
liabilities are s7l,453 55, leaving a balance IN
favor OF the publishing house of 81, I6J.7 20.
This does not include debts due, amounting TO
sl45-C3Oe6 The report was appropriately re-
ferTeo.
The first question on the minutes-aWho are
admitted on uial was taken up. and the fol-
lowing admitted: Rufus II. Wilson, J. w
Jordan, Walter W. Waits, John II. Meredith,
n. Menroe Strickland, Robert II. q Kieraa.
Alexander M Cooper, w. Marshall Heiner, j.
L. Smith, Sllas X. Snapp.
Alfred A. Eskridge and II. II. Parish, tor
merly of the East Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church; J. Newman
Hank, formerly Of the Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church: Charles
U. Linthlcum and X. B. Frampton, formerly
member of this bOdy, aud Sylvsnus Town
send, formerly OF the Philadelphla Confer
ence, Were admitted TO membership in this
body.
The following persons have passed the nee
esedEy eAdInlnauOu. Were Confirmed on trial
Isaac W. CanteT, john A. Kern. Milton a
Taylor, Benjamin r. Ball, James X. Nanhorn.
John I. James, Charles W. Cooper.Robelt
II. Elliott.
George II. Williams was discontinued at has
own request
bishop Early stated that a committee OF four
mtmbels OF the Virginia Conference were pre-
sent, who had been appoints by thar body, at
us last session, TO confer with the Baltimore
Conference upon proposition 10 divide the
Virginia and Baltimore Con ferences, il deemed
advisable, so as 10 make three Conferences OF
them instead OF two.
Noryal Wilson was opposed 10 any diyis-
ion OF this Conference, but, through courtesy
would move the appointment of q COMMITTEES
TO confer with these brethren. which was
agreed to- and the following committee cho-
sen: Samuel Rogers, q. L. Gilbert David
Thomas, Thomas j. Ian dstreet
L. &. Miller, Ellis IL. Jones, w. r. McNeer
and Allen A. p. Neale were passed TO Elders
orders.
The relations OF N. Wilson was chapeed from
euperannuated TO supern umerary.
The relation OF Elias welty and J. II Temple
were changed from supernumerary 10 eifsc-
tive. .H
The relation of the following members were
continued: ID. Trout, A. W. Wilson, +. N
III ills, II. Hoffman, q. X. Jefferson, J. +.
Bean, j. N. Spangler.
Conference then urned.-BaIt american.
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WashiBgtsn Annual Conference m. T..
Church, lColored.l
SECOND DAY-THCRsDAY.

SECOND DA1-THURsDAY.
Conference met again in Sharp st. Church,
Bishop Simpson in the chair.
DIR. TrimbIe addressed the Conference in be-
half OF the missionary work. DIR. Waldrou al
so addressed the Conference in behalf of the
freedmen's Aid Society, and a committee was
appointed on that society, composed OF ID. +.
Jones, Jared Bowman and Tilghma an Jackson.
The Bishop introduced Reys. VIM. Holden
and Brown. They then gave a statement OF
the appropriation OF 5000 20 provide an Insti-
tute Tor the accommodation Of the church
members.
Bishop Simpson addressed the Cor ference
to encourage the ministers 10 aid this Institute.
Or motIon. committee was ordered 10 con-
fer with the trustees OF the institute, and the
presiding elders Were appointed the commit
tee.
Question :, WHO are the saperannuated
preacherl' was tai.n up, and James II. Har-
per was continued.
Question 4, sWbo are the deaconsq" being
up, f. Lawson, X. II. Robinson, N. M. Carroll
and James Thomas were named
AdJourned.-BdItimore Sum
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&A young man IN Iowa, after has father
death, married his step-mother.

~A young man IN Iowa, after has fathers g
death, married his step mother.
0This is q very gentle world IL you do not
rub its back the wrong way Of the fur.
~ SStaunton, Va, ays nine dollars in eold
for thousand feet Of gas. .afH aaE
SGeorge Washingtsu Bonaparte smith. of
Louisville. has got into triangular row in
coneeseq ueucs OF having three wives
~There are II ,5f7 school, houses In Nsw
York State. of which Isl are built OF logs.
0A Portland railroad cond uctor saxes q
woman from falling under the cars oy srasn-
ing her waferfali-the handlest thing he could
get bold Of.
~The Postmaster General states thar M,
leet than s2-O0o,e00 are now In the hand. -,
Clerks OF Post Omces destitute Of Postm aster,
ga man adverstses ta a aOIeve,aua p.n.,
for "a boy to take charge OF . pair Of hofses M
q religious turn of mird." - Va
- A farmer In Iowa drove MS win fran
the house, set the buildIue on tre Ana to-
cut his throat Jealousy.
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EXCHANGING IsLANDs.-The State Of Mis-.
sissippi having an island with the euphonious
title of "Bunch's Bend Island" for which il
has no immediate occasion, has offered 10 trade
IL with the State of Louisiana for "Island No
9l,'' which may be Of some possible use.
The United States has also something to say
about the matter and the proposition of Mis-
OF the Congress Of the United States. As the
State governments OF the two parties TO the
proposed exchange are not exactly recognized
by Congress, the trade will probably fall
through for the present, and the alligators and
mud turtles that people these islands will
have TO continue their alliance to their re-
spectIve State governments .....
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END OF ANorHKD GIFT EsrERpRIsE.-rh,

END OF ANOTHED GIFT ENrERPRIsE-The
Baltimore Sun OF this morning says:
The soperific "gift' affair at Front Street
Theatre lathered itself ont last evening, and
thousands Of deluded ticket holders realize
that their great expectations were but in
Vulnerable soap-bubbles, which have fioated
away into thin cir, IL was announce that
Mrs. Bowen had won the sscapitaI prize of a
graz d pianos poor consolation to those un-
happy beings to whom buckles, cheap trink-
ets. white metal goblets, cream soap, &c. were
turned out. Let this be "fnis'' with all such
illegal and discreditable trumpery in Baktt-
more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-08

STATISTICS OF THE JKsUITs-Tne Jesuits
accord ing TO their custom, ha we published the
annual statistics of their society. The CON-
pany reckOned st the close Of 1866, four con-
members being 6, 81, showing an augumenta-
tlon OF 215 over the year 1865. In the French
province there are 2,422, whereas in 1865 there
were only 2,2Gb. Notwithstanding their ex-
pulsion from Naples, Sicily, Turin. Venetia,
and the Mexican empire, they are incessan tly
Increasing In number. ...... -r...
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~Thirteen black men reside in Kansas.

~Thirteen black men reside in Kansas.
~ The Southern African Methodist Chm rch
has agents appealing to Boston churches for
aid p ~ ~
run for the Legislature 80 : - "
~Seven-eighthso Of the teachers In the pub.
lie schools OF Massachusetts are females.
0Haifs a million people have seen the
'Btack Orook"in New York
The Irish Catholic bishops have peti.
Sunday. fs
~Ths Texans are putting great deal Of
corn into the ground.
~ More than one hundred thousand infants
less than twelve months old die every year
IN England. N-s q =
VA Chicago paper thinks 1t great mistake
thar the Mississippi does not run By the piers
Of that city.
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COINCIDENCE ExTRAoRDINARY,-A re-
markable and perhaps unparalleled con cidence
ls recorded ih the civil registry OF Bar-sur-
Anbe, In France. In 1866 there Were inscribed
there one hundred hnd six blrths, one hundred
and six deaths, one hundred ana six mar
riages.
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LiBERALIrY OF PALaNpLoRp-Atther the recent
half yearly rent audit of the Tadcaster, Ulle-
skelf, and Scoreby estates, In England, beloag-
ing to Dord Londesborough, the tenantry who
had suffered from the cattle plague were reim-
bursed TO the extent OF one half Of the actual
loss sustained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-08
LIST OF l. ETTE RS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
E-:a.x y1arrh - 1867
Friday, March =, 1867.

IOFFICIAIIY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
0To obtain any Of these Letters ths applicant
must call for "Advsrtised LIE iers, give the date
OF the l;st and pay cent for advertising.
~ III not called for within one moRtA they will
be ,spt TO the bead Letter Ofice.
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INCREASE OF FEMALE PREAcHING-FemaIe ale
eyangelists appear TO be ON the increase in
England. In additIen TO Mrs. Thistleth n waite
and Mrs. Booth, who occasionally address
congregations in London, Miss Macfarlane
has been holding services at the Polytechnic
Institution; Miss Octavia Jary has been ad- :
dressing large congregations at Atherstone:
Miss Geraldine Hooper, besides .'her usual
ministrations at Bath" has been holdiug .
services at varisus other places; and Miss q
L. Armstrong has been preaching at A rbroath
and Dundee. . Tt f-t E#
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WOOD AND COAL.

o A Ill ALI t..f..-
Beet tHlTE ASH at So, by the ton. All sizes
Sawed and Split OAK WOOD. s,e per cord.
LoBgOak, IS per cord t'f fr
ton II Ccal sold BY me always weish a740 Ibs
E.H. #.ts ... JOHN B. LORD,
8iI Corner lth and streets.
COALl C0ALII
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Gross tons Of 240 lbs, deli vered in sny art Of
Chest ant White Ash. a.
stove kgs and Furnace White Ash, $500.
Lehi6h h. 50. ct. a. .r..E
Oak 3 nd Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at onr Office; or ~ the Wharf,
foot Of seventh street -
q. p. BROWN SON,
jazz t63 9Th street, between and II.
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w d rLAGET" -ff HB. swEEHY.
REAL ESTATE BRoKERs
ANB
AUOTI IONE BRs
Parties cont smplatins buildi ns in the spring or
pareht sing unimprovsd property for invest tnsent
n1u nad II 10 their ad vantage TO look ever our
n or ore prIsshasins s ss We have sdded recently
soe OF property. We can offer many fnducenie ats
a. reg rds situation, low prices and easy terms
in the Immediate vicinity Of tnis city, very eii-
BAH, i.sTa1sd fsrs: il ssrSisns .siss Ss ar: ::
PROT erty lett with rs fer sale does nst subject
the ov asr to expense uSisss sold while on our
fsIiln oLAGETT swHENY.
tEHNO TUNER AND REGULAreR.-
- t-t EsrABLIsHBD IN 1855.
Gsp5fs sGx = a. ana s..
rs h:ae sss ~ sscs: eas ,''A '''
AS Alth street, near Pa. avenue.
Special NetSes from Wn. K.abs z Co.. Baltimore.
hr. Becker nee tuned Planes for m at our Ware.
ssa. aa to 5: sansI 'not mo- S'
nHNIAHs. BLACK. WARD Ia MON. CT. sLAcK
Law OstIOk. rfN ~
BLACK, LAMON . CO..
yo11sstsoss And attorneys Ct Law In tae ou premo
Sc q he pissres the si sSssass ss q S.S.a
ments. and Qomuittess Of OonRress.
- SOmesa tSe 18th street, tdifsctiy sSposits VIII
hrds' dossi, - 80, - Dc ls-n
paIsI0IANp HAHD-B00K % PRAorI0I
AS SaAnoK 1AYLoR.
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Allen FloTence
Alien Johsb n )
Alexander Har I
A mrs
AIbnrn X sssiOh
Mrs
Anton Annie
Bates B y Mrs
rEAns Bet Mrs
BEett hase
Eoyne Cecilia l
Mrs
Bruce Ellen
Blake A nnie Mrs
Brown AnDieMI
BOles Bridget
Beie Bette Mrs
Brandt l. A
Blake Sary
Rates Nellie NJ
Breut VIM Mrs
Buck Olevia
Bond VIM Mrs
Brooks bachael
Rogn A Il Mrs
Barn Frsn's mrs
Butler Hsr Mrs
Barker Amelia
BHtler NIlly Ann
beChir isoui,a a
Bully Fanny
BARLOW Il Mrs
BerEU aaJo han 8
harretEh - Mrs
Barren Jos aMrs
tOvey X atty
BTanhAm Jane
MTs
Basisley Mamie
BsdFll PentlOpt
Mrs
Reruty VI y Mrs
BullaTd n sTEhs
Burrows MaTtaB
BuBRa .Jsne hIs
BadElSy Mary
hufiar Sstiie
BssIOD Sarah L
Clspp Il A Mrs
Crane MoiIie J
Child nj a Mrs
Go, ke Be MrsDI
Coenes Mary a
Clarke B V Mrs
Cooke Ssllie J
Chase Gather e L
Mrs
Coz francis 3
Glare Ms
Coxehich dShr ri
ClInRan A maud,
CleRe,l AdAline
Coleman Emali I
MIS-
Craven 'thE
Grckren Petty
CrAig gen RliZab1
Mrs
Clements b CMII
Csrter y ody Nh
Carter Maria l.
Chapman MAY
Crsisen n aria
Courtney Bolt
Mrs
Cooper M A Mrs
OheAsmon Mary
Campkell Kate
Duke Lille
Dade II annh Mr.
Dier May Mrs
Dewese Leisi-
anna Mrs
Davis EliZbth i
Davis Betsy
Mrs tcl
Downing DJMT
Bsnbisop Annex
Darnall Clara
Ee } oung
6eOTg1e MRS
Du Bois Louisa
Mrs
Daily Annie Mrs
evtTs Bridget
Deer Elise de
II equindrie JUL
Mrs
Doberity Annie
Mrs
De Long z Mrs
DarIaiIMryMr-
Driver Pelly Mr.
BTarerSamlmrs
Deland Maggie
Mrs
DOwell Mrs
Fowny Alice
sig Mas gle
Eirps Deley hri
BRglsstOne eli
Eli Ott Alex nT
Esdy N 3 hTs
Ellis BtLsccs
EIble MARY Mrs
Ar-1rr,. .~rn
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Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
new Glasses forming every evening. Those de.
string 70 enter our classes sho uld avail them
selves OF th Is opportunity.
Prepaf ations will be made in this quarter for
Circulars can be had at J. r. Hris' and W
mstzerp.t B 90. q Music Stores. ...
The Hall can be rented for Sofrees, 30. ..
Days dnd Honys of nition:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons, from TO O'CLOCK.
dentie nen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
nings. ff m to 10 o'clock.
tor further ormstion, apply during the hours
OF ftuidof, or address o note to the Academy
Quarter commencing with the drst lie sson A0
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nj ARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
lS1 ACADEMY, AT -
AAR1NIS ASSEMBLY, ROOMS,
Is, between 9Th and lsth streets.
The IA quarter Of this season, prepare -
tory te the May Ball will com nepce on Dstur-
DAY, Mach 2 Glasses fer the German are now
N; b Private INSTR uetion given to suit the con-
venience Of the papil. seS
nj ASQ CEkADE AND FANCY DRESS BALL9
N1 AND PABTIES.
The 1dersfgned would most especially in.
form ths ladies and gentlemen OF Washinetou
GIT, ana the District generally, that he fs at ali
umee lr spared to furnish parties with II asQusr.
aoe and " yancy Costume, either on loan or made to
eofoer. he has taken rooms ut the we'll known
s22 Ith street. between d and 3, where be wiIl Be
nsppy 70 svait orders. CHARLES BERG, -
fe ll-lyaf fbesters Washinston n q
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Amos q Aftkt 10 Adams Jno
a &c ander En1lAllsn WI Abraham l.
hdansFG Annis John AlbsrtSSick cry
Andrews DIR LAddington q Allen Wn
AdAmen Sig Gt'oAshley ID Alton MAI w
A1lsTd Rarri-Ask baugh Jno Allen VIM
BranchHon A MBrysnJ Bisssil Phillip 8
BrThnsameAasB sBrunerJ q Bt-land n
Beernsteine OOlBaker Capt w
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DANCING.
DROTe. J. W. d a. p. KRE1s,
DANCING ACADEMY,

Pennsyl'enis avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
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LechIai AAthia,
Lfudsley e1son
LochrHueHenOA
Lynch 4 R
Levi q Samuela
LsfsheaI Wm II
M Addox Jo H
Mitchell James
lMerrymAn J n Z
Miller james
Moore Jas A K
Mcdowell M
MarrinN athaDO
Morgan RevNJB
Mcfadden Col o
Miner Hon u Fl
IN cGough Peter
McGinnfss p at'k
MerrisonRob IS
McFarlandSaml
MsrshallSy'yH
McCafry T
Marsh Thns q
u addox Thos
Matthews0olTM
Morris Thos
Minor w ashln n
N utwsll Jos
Numau Wen
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IISH ss % ~
arFa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-05
THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY. AP

ises to be we'll received. Velvet ear
rings, bracelets, necklaces and combs
trimmed with velvet, of colors to
match the dress, are to be worn. They
combine beauty with lightness. The
peplum-pronounced pe-plum-neck-
tie for ladies is narrow pointed rib
bon in blue and white. Chenille will
be worn for the neck
In all kinds of goods the plain hold
the first rank, and the narrow stripes
are the next. Small checks are worn
a little. 8