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The Sand Creek Massacre.

TOPEKA, KANSAS. Feb. 4.-The report OF the
late Indian massacre has been con firmed by q
letter received by Governor Crawford from
wel1-known citizen Of Sahna, Kansas. The
massacre occurred in the vicinity Of Sand
Creek, en- route from Fort Riley to Fort Lin
coin. The train is spoken of as a Government
train, and only four out Of sixty five men es =
capped. The letter further states that small
bodies Of Cheyennes have been several times
near the settlement and the Arrapahoes have
to go home by their usual routes across the
headwaters OF the Salina and Solomon forks
The Kaws also report large bodies Of hostile e
Indians near the frontier settlements. 1t is
the writer's opinion that the Indians will
confine their depredations to the travelled
roads. Advices from the Platte state the force
Of Indians that has moved south on the war
path at twelve thousand. There are not
United States troops enough in this part Of the
country 70 cope with this force.
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IThs military in Canada drfI on snow

SThe military in Canada drill on snow
shoes 80 .-r-
~Ool. Steedman, of Edisto, s. O., was mur
dered by two Of his former slaves.
-'s ~ At present several men Of enterprise are
engaged In robbing churches In Buffalo.
~Powdered wigs are worn BY fashionable
New York ladies. -.
J a0The Western Indians are so uncivil thar
the civil officers over them are 70 be displaced
by military ones. . ~ 80 -
SThe Louisville beaux are Just slayine
the bellies now.-Dsmocrat. -ta -
2 0When You offer oats TO q horse, he nav
cay neigh, bat he does not mean it.
~An the rolling mills Of Wheeling ha re
suspended operations. ~ ErkEBqlrr- I 7"
~The days are an hour longer. 'oi
o1A Catholic church. exclusiveiy for coll
ored people, is to be built AZ st. Louis.
= aHln Detrost they fined aud imprfsohed
returned soldier for having nts In the srrset. =
HMany person has presented Crosby
with fve dellars who would mot five his
nsishbor q, dollar 10 prevent his frsssing.-
9 9 q rnsy have ice Seventeen, iachss tAick at
ieBVThe peach srowiers have cone out full
cry. The cold has been % tutsnse that We ara
not to have q single peach this year. accsriihg
TO their rsporta. Il s',f - Cd llssg siisaf - -
~Bishop Kim fEpiseopai,) OF Oalisornia,
has issued 8 iStssr afsinst friyoIons en- ass
menfS, and Especially agafnt deacing at Sun.
day Schooa and Oharch festivals. a q ;, o'i
- sseesly1 sss:iss Isst sSys.s1a:s: - :: :
liSs csstIS q sSs pose. ssd csspsasos srs .
oskaas 1er thsa abllsaSelasdssiis a -It "a IA
f.tA
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A SENSATIONAL CAsR.-A case has Just
come to light in which q certain business man
ofPittsburg, occupies very unpleasan posi-
zion. 1t appears that, Notwithstanding he has
q wife, he has been on rather intimate terms
with another woman, whose character for
chastity Is not as good as il might be. Some
time since she made him believe that she had
given birth TO a child. of which be was the
father. Indeed, she exhibited the little one to
him, and as a matter Of course, he contributed
pretty freely toward the supporter the mother
and child, in order, If possible, to avoid ex-
posure. In the meantime, however, IL turned
out that the baby had been borrowed for the
occasion, and she had taken this way in order
to obtain moneys clear case of false pre-.
tense. Indignant at this treatment, he would
have nothing more TO DO with her, and she to
get even, appeared before a magistrate and
preferred seven different charges against him.
This case, If IL gets into court, will cause a
sensation. ..
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SHAD FIsHING.-The shippers are making
preparations for the approaching shad season.
and gill twine is in great demand. Several
tugs have also been chartered for the season to
tow the vessels from the Sound. This season
every preparation gives the encouraging as
surance that the sh ad fisheries will be IA Yed tn
their utmost capacity to meet the demands
from abroad to supply the Northern marke
with this delicious fish This will make
money easier, and put more in circulation, as
well as employing large amount of labor
throughout the season. These circumstan a ces
combined will effect trade accordingly and
give our merchants fair run of business
during the season.-yorJoH Tirginian
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fELE0RAMS, re.

Navigation 10 now open on the Ohio. Seve-
raj boats left for New Orleans from CincIn-
natl Yesterday. The river continues to rise
rapidly. The steamer Hillman, carried on by
the ice from Wheeling on Saturday, was
caueht At Pomeroy badly damaged. Her hull
Is sound, but her larboard side was cut OF en-.
tirely. The steamer New State, secured at
West Columbia. West Virginia, had her guards
badly damaged and one wheel broken. The
river 10 full Of heavy ice from Marietta down.
Mr.. Romero, the Mexican Minister, having
asked, through the telegraph, of the Consul OF
that Republic at San Francisco for trustworth
information as to the alleged execution Of Mr.
Carman, United States Osnsul at Mazatian, on
me commandment OF that place, has received
the eubjoined answer through that channel:
The news ie false. / have letters from Ma
zatlan Of January Is. J. A. GopoY."
The Mexican Consul at San Francisco has
Governor Low which oficially states the facts
comm unicated to him by Juarez concerning
the capture Of Ortega and Gonzales Hirtuti by
General Auzea.
is disbelieyed at Denver. Coaches are ar
irving regularly, and no hostile Indians have
been heard OF between junction City and Den
yer. ....t ..-., ....
The gunboat Gettysburg, with Admiral Por-
ter and Fred. Seward, from West Indies, re.
turning from a secret mission, arrivei IN
Chesapeake bay early yesterday morning
bound for Annapolis.
The Alabama Legislature has pas sed bill
granting State aid to the amount of $4,000 per
mile for extending the Decatur railroad TO
Nashville.
Samuel Mills, the alleged murderer of
George Maxwell, OF Franconia, New York in
December last, was arrested at Galena in,
yesterday. y
The Baptist church, at Lexington, Kentucky,
was destroyed by fire, Sunday. Loss iffy
thousand dollars
Brazil is continuing her preparations for a
vigorous prosecution of the war against Para
quay.
The steamers Hartman. New State, and the
wharf. boat carried off at Wheeling drifted
past Marietta. Ohio, Sunday afternoon.
The friends OF Garrett Davis intend giving
him q banquet.
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, IRISH LANps.-Lord Deferin writes to the
London News: "Five-and-twenty years ago
the area ef uncultivated land in ali Ireland
only amounted TO six million three thousand
and at this moment there are only about four
million of acres In that condition. OF these
four million two million and a half consist OF
bog and mountain land, so barren as to be re.
ported by Sir r.. Griffith unfit even for pasture.
SO that instead Of there being seven million Of
acres OF waste land 10 be improved, as has been
stated, there only remain about n million and
a half improvable even for pasture" =
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DANCING.


pRegs. }. W. ii. p. kRKIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvsnis avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
new GLASSES forming every evening. Those ds
snlng to enter our classes should avail them
our annual May Bali. ioi
Circulars can be had at J. II. Ellis ana w a
hetEerott 90. . Music Stores.
Inc Hail can be rented for boirees, 30. .
Days and Hours of Tuition: .
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday And
saturday afternoons, from to b ooioeE.
0entiemen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
nibgs, rom to ~ O'Clock.
or inIther inform alton, apply during the hours
quarter commencing with the first lesson. Jas
NJ ARINI'S FASHIONABLE DANCING
Iu ACADEMY, AT -
MARINTs ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
n, between Sth and l8th streets, W.
=, ahis scad sHy 10 now open fer the recep-
psls and honrs 4 tuition for Young ladies
misses and masters, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
Gentiemens : classes from to 10, Same eventps,
n: Private instruction given to suit the con-
venience Of the pupil SeS
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRHeS BALLS
" AND PABTIES
The undeIsfgDed would most respectfully in.
i9rm csiT the ladies' and sentepen of Washingtoa
times prepared to furnish parties with Mssquer.
ade and y anoy Costume, either on loan or made "a
order. He has taken. rooms at the we'll / inown
.s1s. SssHesp sI Sn.sn
happy to svsit orders. CHA RtEs BERG, ~
late Oostuper ut Fordh and Growers
MSlm- Tbesters. Washington. d. O.
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SCharlotte Hough has brought suit against
the nrm OF Jordon. March & Co., OF Boston,
for money due her from cotton specnlations
during the war. She claims that she was EN-.
Ployed by the frm during the war to buy cot
ton in the southern States. and manipulate
Government employees for, the purpose Of
passing IL through the lines, ana that the firm
made S100.000 by hsr agency, and refuse TO
divide. Gen. Butler and J, II. Sweetzer are
employed by her a counsel. see IA n "a
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
. u-|l reT .E OASES, s.t-Ft
.. HA IA Rand atrA~t Hsvv Ynvk

REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL I'd
v-.I. FeT .s OASES, t!.r..Ft a I ~
- He. IA Bond street. Kew York.
Fln information, /, with the hishst tsstseo;,
s,aIs also, Book on Special Diseases, .n sealed
and iciH not ,esrei IL; for Is sdyefsisins ply
ncians are generally tmpestors, without refe,ssess
for postage aad direct to BR. LAWIINOl: no.
Il Bond street. New York ue3 DAWly .l
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN Il AIR RI
-r-.H .ss NEWER r.... =.
r-r -- Renews the Hair.
HALLS VEGETABLE 6ICILIAN HAIR RHNIwRl
Restores gray hair to the Original color.
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
HALLS vHsKrABLR SIcrLIAN HAIR RRNHwRR
.. Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEsSIAsLE sIc,L,sS ss; ,sS H.; HA,R REHrwrR
HALL 3 sIcILIkN VEsBrABLE HAIR RENHwKR
Has proved itsef the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price ST. For sale by all druggists. js O-Fu1y
~ MARRIAGE AND GELIBAOY, AND THE
Yo1pe YDM Men g on the Crime Of solitude % and the The
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases which
charge: Addrs.. Dr. % j sKiILfs HoSeaToS,
SECRET DISEASES. ..
SAAARIYAN's Cir is tho NEST certain, sAfe and
efectual rsmedy-indeed, the only vegetable rene.
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, and
bslsam, no mereury. Ony ten pills to 6e taken. Il
Is the soldiers hope, aud friend to those who do
net want to be posed. Male packages, o.; 70.
male, So -. .... sd.
sAs GRiIAS's RooI AMP HERs JgIc.s-;A positive
ana permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofala, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots, letters 80. Price 81 Is Dor bottle.
Sold by B. O. Ford. See advertisements. mys
sUKELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLAEDERs EXTRACT BUgKU
Is CURING
svery case Of KIDNEY DrsHAsH, Rrxvu A1lsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRpEls, WIAxNRss end
PAINS in the BAcK, FEMALI COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLE arising from 1xcRssHs OF ANY KIN.
COME, IL AFFLIoTDDI
Thy LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU
soid By all Apotheoarfes. Prioe q. D. BARH1s
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLII0H D
RoeERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mas, &,
General Agents. fab la.ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

q. ~ METCALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC
kkMHbf is the only sure cur for Rheum stism
ever know and IT 10 o. wond erful in its nature 20
certain in Its effects. I,
fe cow O. FORD. AGENT.
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= INDIANS G0ING TO SCHooL.-A party of
twenty Indians from the Choctaw Nation are
in the city consisting Of young squaws and
braves. They are well dressed and seem en-
tirely divested Of the wild ferocity Of their
tribe when hey roamed the untamed forests Of
North America, The Indians, we are informed.
are here for the purpose of going to school
They VISITED both Houses of the Legislature
on , estefday, and attracted considerable at.
tention.-Nashritte, Tenn } Dispatch, Jan. 90
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A CUT OFF.-The Vicksburg Herald saws
that .sthe famous DAVIS Bend cut-of has at
length been made. The Mississippr river has
thus been shortened eighteen miles, The cut
is tweniy-fv miles below Vicksburg, on the
Mississippi side. We have heard Of one boat
going through, bat we have learned that the
water is deep enongh to permit ALL The
block. house, erected by the Federals, has been
washed away. The surrounding residences
Of Joe and JEFF. DAVIS are therefore ON an
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SURELY, STEADIL Y
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLAEDERs EXTRACT BUgKU
COLGATE d CO.'S

w 1 = so AP.
recommended for cHApPKD HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. IL may be
obtained of all dr. uggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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= a0Af0s. Eyacintne, u. e, on ne sede nit,
1fsesa young lAdses tsok she ven, and nin ;
others mAds tbetr '.profsssios, Win ths view
"air.Fs sssf cell sshfaI
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES whole number o.
Congre gationHi On hurches in the United States
10 100 1ast year. 2723 mintstefs, 2,9l9; On hurch
mem bss, 267,l5i; contributions esimaiDd st
4l.6QQ,0O0. h.aT z ars. ..ali n alLnEaL d.
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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE 4 CO., = - q.
BANK IRs. f-.s o., :
WfsrntA ayset, os,sssts Hsasvsy,
suyand sci s,eurrsnt market rates. and kssD
onstantIy on hand, . full supply Of al
GOVERNMENT BONDS, q
sEvEN-THlkrIIs, AND COMPOUND
INTIRIsr NOTES. ,.
Orders far STOCKS. BONDS, 10, executed, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
sel-n '- .... att-t 10 ...'
pARROW CO., a -.sr1 t-. .
BANKIRs,
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect.
DKALBRs IN
6OVERNAENT SECURITIES
GOLD AND SILVER -
yari- AND LAND wARRANTs.
First National Bank Of Washington.
I'D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke Oo.,) President
-r- WA. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
sovERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
IsA srset, OPpOsi,s the TsasSry DspGrtnstn'.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
States .-
~ONE xILLION DOLLARS1
We buJ and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIESat at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd make Coilea,ox,
20 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
United STA TES. -' ...
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
most "a VORABLE TERMS, ans give careful
sn4 prompt attention to
4CC0BNTS 1 BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS.
eDd to any other business entrusted to US.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
hIkT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
VIM. o. HUNTINGTON, Ga shfer.
Washington, March 70, 1875. mn-n
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s1As DOG - ais wsorth ssss inf Nmwich.
SmouAt Of dkoeuss,a saI fskag bs,,.g,asos t1s
, ~ nan Wh6 IIlivss q he ihssssst & Ihts
monsy may b said to b resting On his oWssa.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-05

CONFERENCE.-The men who have in
- Jured themselves OF certain secret habits,
which unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
duties of married life; also, middle aged and o,A
men, who. from the follies of youth, or other
causes, feel debility In advance of their years.
before placing themselves unCer the .rsatrnen nt of
any one, should first read 1.-The Secret Friend -
Married ladies' will learn orHethins Of port Auce
by perusins The Secret Friend :, Sent 70 any ad-
dress, IN sealed envelope. on receipt of IS cents
Address DIR. OBAs. A. STUART & 90, Boston,
Mass. no sly
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A0one Of the new gang Of charitable lot.
tery ticket venders was arrested by the police,
legal examination. He was connected with
the %. called "Presentatton Festival in Aid Of
the HospitaI and Dispensary for Women and
Children, - and 10 chArked IN the afRldavit with
selling tor party named . lotsery ticket in
viontion OF the law OF the STATE rotating 70
raffiing aAd lotteries. = 80, ,ls5s,s -
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MxTHOpIsr.-rhsL Loyal Georgian says that
e&0O0 persons formerly In the Methodist Epis.
copal Churcn, South, have transferred their
risnherskip to The African Ms{hodis& Episco.
pal Chnrcns ssNTRkgOO 10 aOfTVsS | "a
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n. LOOMS. Nd.
PERSONAL.

NOU CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP on Ba-
Il Gnu or Samaritan humhugs. See DR.: OAK
BY, 492 Tth street. He - he highest authority
on such cases HIS private rooms are opposite
Odd Fellows Hall Js&8-lm-
DREYENTION BETTER THAN GORE
French preventive. against disease and preg
Ls7c5 when such Is q u1de-iFablel Sent to any ad-
dress. - 81 S. an 81 ser ioken according 70
qualify - II. WOOD Box s0S, OF call 81 ~ tn
streeis sSp s-siTs Washington, ID. G. jas In
NIBs CURTIS IRVING, ClGjYroysHt, nsf T st
lFk Medium Will give life reedings, fnclutiEg
Past, FreseUf Aid EutuTt at her ofice, 42O, 9rth
side Of Pa ay. bet stsI "a and 5th streets, once
hours from 3 70 a N. All TO .. N. "a A-lI1'
A b. NAUKiCE, ZEAL Scientific AS
"A. TROLOGEG UE AMERICA,
From the POSITION anC asnlct OF the Stars at the
time @! ones birth wiz reveal Astonishing
CIets that rc hviBz r1--tai ever knew before; how
TO be successful In at reasonable undertakings.
He tells ame and ver- cey you marry; describes
the intended cOmpaCtc0- ana tells ell events OF
life good luck and loo iie 70 visitors Lai ss 80
cents 20 81: gentlemen IN full 81. Gall st 40
Eth 81. near T all hou-s until Ia the evening.
de sl-ZTn-
CENTLEMEN WHO AEE AFFLIOTED-A
" cure warranted by an Old Surgeon Of twenty
three years experience IN this particular or anch
ef the profession. Charges moderate. Do not
apIly to qusCks, hnt to j b, GARDSER, n. ID 4,
late Of the United States Ricord yenersal Hos
pi,al. Once No. II south street, opposite the
Capitol Square, south side.
+. -Aedlcines also furnished at cost.
de q In
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CLOTHING, &c.

Successor t. II y. Lsudon %. - a
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, A
metropolitan Hotel, late Browns, m
362 Pennsy lvaIls avenue,
my n Warrington. d. o.
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~ n ~ N
VI W. b. NOSES .4
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AHp
sGf .Ht4 BEDDING STORES.
NOS, 521 s19, ,INTELLIGEEOER BUIID.
ING, CORNER 7TH AHpD.,
"a, rt ts. - AND ..,.-tt .f. -.
NO. aOs 7TH STREET, TH0RNB BUILDING
ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS, HALL
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
ID has all the latest designs made I'm PhiladaI.
pbie New lork, and Boston. The stock ID a Vays
seiec TED BY Mr. Moses, and boaght at the low est
rntes lor eAsh which ensble lee him 10 pete with
1ssteIn PRICES. His hnest y Furniturs 10 made to
ehas IN IN W rpstnasiphia, and Of the best material
Purchasers should study their own interest BY
sGr,sd stock Of CARPETS. FgRnITUBE, ke.,
aha 9btain MS price list before going elsew here
whleh he viii furnish with pleasure. = = :
bis ass ssortment Of MattreSses, Blankets, Oom-
torn, Osunter rpaines. Pillows. Bolsfers, Feather
oeds, and all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Fur!
nitoIs IL com which he Offers ct the 10 west
New York and Philadel phia prices. II =.
=, ksmember Nos S21 and Sl9 IatelliGepcer
1nIding corner 5th and d, end No sos 7th
street, Thorn1 Building, adjoining Odd Fellows,
sltf W. B. MOSES.
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Attest PARIS FASHIONS or HAIR
IL DRESSING.
Z. ALLI0f, .'

324 stree between 18th and I4th sts
M Altot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, OF the
celebrated Rachel, With whom he arrived IN this
country. has Iow been establis he'd fer the Last
eight years In Washington and Newport, en-
owing the patronage Of the corps dipbonattqus and
ofthe highest society. He has the honor to az-
nounee that he has this rted the latest
fashions Of lair dressing, and Also pomades, and
everything that belongs TO the dressing Of hair
at very reasohaI le prices. u 6mr
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WOOD AND COAL.

COALl OoALli TO COALlri
Having determined to sell FIRST class article ~
Woed and Coal ss cheap as the cheapest. r hona
by doing 80 to gain liberal share OF public ns
tronaee. The Goal prices are as follows:
Thirn hsH nut ny ~ Al; by tie ten:.-....s1 2a
Stove sizes. g 2s
ALL OLh In Qualities OF WHIT ASH = 25
L1kEks SAkLE1 PUkE BED AbH....... rs
DIAMOND VEIN BED ASH H-.-.-.....-....... s rs
GROSS WEIGHT, 2a40 LBS. TO THE TON
Always on hand and constantly reoeivin the
best Qualities Of WOOD Of every deecri ption d.
Hversd In any part Of the city. -. - =
-. Z. G. BAUM,
ja4-lm 7th ST., between e and r sts Island
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'kAkA1AH ;. BLACK. WARD H.LANON. c.YBLAcx.
LAW OEbICk.
BLACK, LAMON n Co
OooIssilors and Attorneys at Law IA the an prens
0OATt OF the United States, the Court OF Claims.
ments and Y Ommittees of Congress-
oMse, a6s 18th street, directly opposite VIII
~ius uotei) de l8-tf
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HKRZBERs 8 LOAN OFFICE.

H Establ shed 1852.
highest advances made en- WATCHES DIA-
hONps. JENELRY. wEAkING APPAREL,
sRa all kinds CT Merchandise Business strictly
confidential. 331 North street, between AZ and
9th streets. Immediately in rear Of the N stonal
Hotel. m
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EMRICHs RESTAURANT,
II No 500 Penns avenue, near Sta street.
p. EMRICH wishes TO INTERN his friends and the
piDlC generally that he now keeps con a. . a
stsDtly on hand 0ISTERS, fresh every VENA0
day, prepared In every style, le.Hd
His v INES and LIQUOES cannot be .ur nssss1
Gall and give bin q trial, oc "a n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-12

Are now receiving ailarge and varied
578 To- assortment of .......
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-12

Mr.. Solomon Monk, the former LIN
guist, died recently at Paris. at the
age of sixty. When he was admitted
to the French Academy he was totally
blind from excessive study; but still,
by an extraordinary exercise of mem
DRY and intelligence, prepared several
valuable, works on the subject of his
fayorite study. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-12

Mr.. Morgan Smith, a colored TRACE
dian, is drawing large houses at Dun
dee, Scotland. A new drama, entitled
+" The Black Doctor has been
brought out by him with success.
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SPRING STOCK.


This thing of offering to sell goods 6
cost is PLAYED OUT, as our customers
are too sharp to pay cost (that is, what
they cost u.s. when some goods are high at
rs per cent. less than cost.
We would invite the especial attention
of our friends and the public generally to
examine our stock before purchasing else
where. With the opening new year we
would tender our thanks to our customers
for their very liberal patronage for the
past year, and hope in the future to merit
a continuance of the same. % i,'t'
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Rev. Joseph Higgins, of Thorndike,
Me-, aged 81 years, and his wife, Mrs.
Betsey Higgins, aged s89 years, both
died on the 9TH of February, and
within ten hours OF each other, by
no especial sickness except the gradu-
al breaking down of old age.