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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

A Paris correspondent Of the
New York Herald, ID describing the
subtcsrsnsas sswsss Of Paris, says
Tho Rt.ls nsvycw, crooked ssvss,s
in the very Msavt Of ths city which
the rsvolutiosists Of fssaer times
could barriesds in isw misu,sa, by
'knoetise over IN oanIhss sad tssr-
ing up . ~ psvIsg saoss, ~ lo"ksr
exist, but hsss givss plass " broad
and besstifsl avenues, which could
h swept SD kept clear, visA no
di6cully, BY nesns ~ sstillsry,
SOLDIER SEED % Ivsesr h sAot a.
in their passage through the ssssstA
BY oitissa. vsvolstioAists, nor tAsir
windows. The spssudia sysss~ Of
sewerage, vAish hes bsss psstsstsd
under The reign Of tAs Prsssat kn-
peror, l. sonslAisg more tAss .
system Of sswssaxs--sns by asass
oT which ssoops "a b sssAily tssns
ported from sss psrs ~ Paris 10
snothsv, aasesa ssa ssez ySs1.d =
The psimssy sh3s~s Of sAsss iessuss
.ubtssv. ssen ssss,s ssl railways,
which estseA bsscath Ill Pssss, is
dssiusgs. Hat II will b. readily sess
What 7scvitie. they a6osd Tor The
transportation Of troops, ssd u is
said that the whole GarL de Pava
is exercised IN saall sqsads ~ d. =
scsndinx and AoshsiaE, Ii sAbayk
ing in tho boats aud dsasssbavtlt 1
IL the ears, 50 that 10 case u their
being transported 10 this manner
they would bs ssmsvhat tssilisrissd
With Il ia s1ss~es. Oss ~ ths
outlets, ono IT ths psissipsl sss-
tions" for this nst work u ssbtss.
rsnssa ssilwsy ,isss sstssdisg over
Paris 10 il W. cssstyasd VI The
Tuilsriss, iuto ubnb+ avs tAossssd
msu could b. thus asds 70 rise out
Of he ground in half an hosr sfsss
II. orders had been sent FIR sssa By
telegraph. ..u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

"5ul A?...&e4 u..:. II. T..
osssA lsyr Clsa4 =. s.is!
Mil Htstysniss 49, A
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vAlsA ~ tivs6 Nh . wsss6'sids
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

my asss, ~ . ssilisg spesas
70 Asr bssssr ~, :. In Qsiss : sAsp-
piss se-1sy, ssl VAST snad1s sAsaes.
Poshl rsttsAsa ~ ss~Nes,
" sAal sssia y ~ sAssgs q III ;
yss - = sAsSpiss s@ssy ~"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

The new ssu~ - ,spiily svvssd-
iug IN ~ sestA, ssllsd LsDidssa,
caue from Japan. Ths cbarlsties
pa ers anits i pronoancisg u tbs
greatest blsu.iag Ia IL fosn Il gas
Inst hes syss bsss besapssd On ~
RoAth. ~ a- .-n-I ~ ..nl .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

ri. r. HuIx1N,, RI

r r.. NuLx1N, $3.50
ErURNS II tAasn y shs eltissae
! anil basiuss Dss " AAfsssh. ss'a
r'u',,, ,ss ~ IIssssl psrsssas A'sass'
sx,e,.drd 70 htm, oM1 as6arss - sAsHm
fm that " b sSw Is.ty Ascsess. es''
fr&rd, WITH Z Ntsil d
pAtAS ANA NNAlS,
stse them at short so,icu, and on NC
Tt f.asonlhie terms.
Iao. 5, last. y I1sg n-'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

N"W ~ AAAe sAUbe o1bbS
--Thsss 10 nasy : uifs vAe sssivss
70 nAks Asr hose . happy oss. ssd
h ofssa suspsissd tAas ~ sAssld
fsil 10 ~ ssssspA ! xiv dsss .
picture n vAss . kppy hsns sAs.ld
b like. sd Asv TO sake Il SCH !;
aad il Il (ss ID . sisros) othsss nay
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~ ssAssA TO ~ eplls~isv aaaiss Z
N nsss - sspoislsA ~ tss svssy,
iiAx ~ ess thiss q . sins, -
ssvH dslAy dsisg Il vhsa ~ DE
sosSs Have ! 6lass 1T svssytAies
snd keep everything IL - Dlsis.r
ny ksspisg tksss nsxiss IL nisd,
sd psteass tesa 10 pssstlss, ssssbls
sssk y pIssss ys~s AssAasA 10
every psasisss vay, svss " ~ ssl.
eal seafassA, sos sss sss ~ -
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neasy y procure toea, I'D s. sses-
rally sspes~s Asa. Hsvs NJ nsss
aivsys fsA1y, tAe t1Ass Stssly hid,
- IN sAisrs % II ssrv1u,saAy
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~ NAss, - essk b - - ~ |;
~ i1e,s sa>ss tresbs vns - anely
rspsil ~ - Hsss shss ~ 0anuae
ac1sas, Astsp% iAxaeA ssdss; $500
NJ NJ sAir & vitAegA ApaAoeAS =
~ aeeks asiesoed kSan. II ele1hae
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30
aa CnAaLgs WiLLiAMsON,
2l9 Twenty eight street, n. Y.


The National Intsllixsncsr has
this kindly posics Of John Mitchell
and bis new paper. In all that con
csrns John Michel and his happi-
meas, We too, heartily .sy God spsed
John Mitchell Es?. The Irish pa
trios, h., issued the 6r,t npmber Of
tbs Irish Cilsep. which, =. might be
expected, sivss evidence Of The great
ability and extensive cruditiou Tor
which he Ia - much distinguished
- . writer. un paper, though not
political. show = stropg leAaiag TO,
ward the National Democracy, and
10 evidently istsadsd to act The part
Of peace maker IL the adju.'mt"t
OF the difficulties and divisions be-
,veen the difsrcui sections Of his
coan'sj men ..l.....s 4. ----liria9 Il
s,gxrcAv IspxrxNpxHcx ---.On
the l7h ~ ser'smt'er, grand "vn-
,ios vas had IL San Francisco BY
The Mexican resident. ia honor Of
The Independence OF Mexico, -'raed
1t ChiIpsnciu tifty years ago The
declaration of Independence wss read
and great many patriotic spes''scs
made Tho Me1icans Of Caihosuis
and Nevada have had a ssasn'secns
medal man ussctaved, 10 b. BY them
presented N President Jaares. Tbs
medal Ia ssvsn and half inches 10
length, four and half inches wide,
aud weighs tso pounds. Il = oval
10 shape, asd o. ons side Is reprc-
aen.ation of Jassss bearing aloh the
asx Of .hs Rspsblis snd tr.mpling
hssss,h his fest The lDpsrial crova
.ad scsptss, A group 81 o4esrr sad
people, surroaad hin, asd bail him
The dslivsrsy Of shsls coustry. Tho
medal u peofsssly ~ sith diamonds,
rubiss asa 7snSsslds istsvsp>sssA
through : ursesA Y iasssl whieh
surrosads II. Il = SsfAesstsd y :
lsurs ofisns, uitA sssol issss -
with ~ vsf1s y 1speAlise MAI.
casa Il h ~ = y ~ 6ss(
sssuy sad sspssS nsaal ~ vSsagsA
-NHfN ffN NtN4f ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

IoHN BURKE, Atsosssy asd Oesn'
d .silos d Law. Marshall. Tssss'
having rsssasa ~ psssstes o. ss Pso'
ls.sion, wM psassSss b I'll ~ sssFss
Of he slxtA JsalsiA DisGsise =.
Busp~ isasueasd " ~ esss will ~
celvs s.sict asa pssaPt sttsneses.
Oct. 10. rs. ISL N-.rr DO"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

IOHN p. WILLIAMS. Attorsey .!
q Law. Aaslbali. Tsass. y. rsslssd
the practices :, III peo>ulssou 10 she cosrsa
Of ,6s Histh Jasscial District, 80 10 ~
coupty Of Msrtos d w Eisasa ! sd.e'sl
District. Catuesl Asesussoe wv os essso
no ,As oolissesso q elaios. esd sssa'sslss'
lot VA 1sbs. ~
AAsuh.u. Nov. II. 1856. n'5:y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

AouSe auA Asot Ter e1ASe1
Drsss .,.l. 10 = y city '' .
~ Th aaEA LANGLEY.
Asuhsn. M. -, ~ ahsls0
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

HAia OH,--Tats half . dosss
pods Of the common rsd psypss,
either sreeu or dried erush, bss ~
psivssiss psf ,hs~ 10 vide
@outhsa g.aAs battle holdisg ny .
quarts pickle bottle is VT the ,hisg
Fill the bottle with glyc@Aae-to h
hsd At ALMOST every arsE store.
Darise . vssk " ter days shake The
eoa,ss@ sssssiesslly, drsis Of the
Elycesiss ias0 cosvss eat jsss, ssd Il
u ready for service Arply prssiss-
y a. you would say u The hair oils
comb sad hrw.h thoroughly Asvs "
the scslp aud the arplisssisa 10 con.
plstsd. Thsrs is assAisg isjsrious
to The sAia OF hair ia the material,
while il cleanse. and inviyorstss the
hair, making Il soN snd glosay, asd
Psomo>ss ita Aeslshy growth. Il frsss
the scalp frea scsrf, sralss, ssa
dAndrsG. Aad bes, Of al, there 10 20
soil'- Of bosnets, head. dresses, tov.
j, l.a;.:; 'IvlRy css~a mos tho sse Of
worth . ,rial.---Ksck".ss. sP"n
WmAr a Coon NKwsrArHa MAY
Do-show US an intelligent family
OF boy. and girls, ssd - will shov
yoA q family where ssvspspess and
prriodiesls arc plenty, Nobody Who
has been without these silsnt private
tutor~ eau iuow their educating pov.
er for good or evil Have you ever
thought Of the innsmsvshls tcpscs Of
discxssios uh,ch they saGHsst IT the
brsakf.s, table the important pub
lie measures with which, thus carly,
our children become acquainted /,
great phils sshrcpic questions Of the
day, N whi~h sseoacioasly sAsss Al.
tsstion " swsksusd Asd the general
spirit Of intelligence which is invoked
by those quiet vi.i,ors' Anythiss
that makes home pleasant, cheerful,
and ehstty, thirs the hasns Of vice.
snd the Thousand sud oss svsssas Of
temptation, should certainly be re-
garded, whsa va consider it, ia
Aaence on the minds or the young,
=. = great moral and social light -
Ess~yDs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

RisroHI.--A New York cosrs.
pondsat Of the BSstoa Post matss
The following rsfsrsaes 70 The great
sss~Aissss' -
d Thsss 10 RiAsris cA4f dosvrs,
Aaris Antsinetss, which ~ vii.
messed for the Grst .ims 90 Moadsy
night, aad With which the sdmis~rs
" the great trAesdtsa Ne ass ssoss1-
isgly delighted. The shsssss VS.
+" crowded nth The elite II The ne
tropolis," Of course, and everybody
pronounced the performances .dnai-
vsble, though perhaps tasy AiAns
ssAssstasd VOID that wss spoken.
This iss~ssss VI he swsss lsaiian
tosgss is > slight drawback 70 he
snjoymsa' 81 the Ristori psrsornaa.
css, but Il is hshaossbls 70 h. de-.
nyhseA with then, sd " sahs b.
lisse, ~ lssst, that yss ~ through
the whole thiag.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

IL great bsll Of the Uaivsnity
~ Notss Dsns, IsdiAss, ~ arrived,
add x vhieh ~ fsosly asd stu
d, !. ~ vssy rood, viii sessd The
hss. 49, n : shins of tvsssy .thrss
hslh, ~ ~ II vhisk wsrc alsssdy
thses. Il ~ ~ at AAns. i Ysaacs,
i ssvss ~ ~ iesAss hish, aad
Aas eosl, viii tra1e psrtatioa ~ d.
~, ~ Assasd &alfa,a f,s@
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

}. n. TuLl4Is,
DENTIST,
MARSHALL, TEX AS.
Having returned from the Ohio Dental
COLLEGE, ossers his services 10 the public.
OMrr-Eaat al the Court House, over
,be stose Of W. N. Johnston + Co.
Marshall, March .. 81. 3Oly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

ND ER + 4 + r r 8.
A. sAsis ~ asAl - 1.
lARsH 4 IN, NIX A..
=. g Va Jss;le 49, . sa
E. sss:, & - g.! g..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

A PLEA FOR BENZ r, BurLKR-
Editor Of The Woria,--T had the
honor of travelling, yesterday after
noon, in one Of the Broadway cars in
company with Major General Butler.
My fellow passengers had most
f" happy smile on their faces, Of
which the old hero seemed to be
proud. A slight accident, however,
rather in,eriercd with the General. ="
A rebel, = traitor, a fend, and a
monster, hired dozen boys, who
ran alongside the car shouting, Ben,
what's the price Of silverf" How
60 you feel Old Spooney7" and
other malicious invsctives and one
raw. bonsd, ugly looking youngstsr
followed, " Extry News" "General
Grast has ordered Butler to report
q Sing Sing Al the Fifth avenue
Hotel, where she General got out,
the boys stopped, Aad their leader
screamed, Nov the old fellow is
going to uncork himself 9 Such
proceedings arr Infamous, aud the
more 80 a. no NJ. r. was 10 BE- seen
On the corner Of Twenty eight street,
= fellow. passengs . noble looking
specimen Of tho Teutonic race, 60,
up IL tho car and said Gentlemen,
l Offer . reward OF one hundred dol
= A
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

nj. liluuTUWER, A''oTuey "
III. Law. Eiya,su Fields, Harrison w. ,',
saa., xi.l prs1,ics IN the Cyarr o. We
k,x,b Judicial Dsairict. All business Gu
trusted 70 him viii recsivs prompt A.
" ."'u =, 1865 sby'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

Ia rves. WIN. s9spnA,., y. w. poFS'
fwmsd y .st-sr.Is'r',r ~ v"
ii p,H..~~ - ssv. ssss%' Inc ~ = n n.
y, rt,rE, eThtsA AN, = PuPh- The,
" III at,,,d TIE Coar's I" 's' Cos'rs'tr
biarvae, kss&, Psso,s. sn4 Ctsnat o.
~ x,s, sSu hat'on oi ~. e.a . "a's's
|ijkLiri. s.,t
September 10, 1850. U"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

PRACTICAL HiHrs.-A coatiax Of
thres psrts lard snd ons part rosin.
applied Ia fssu tsoh n ksos o. ssssl,
viii sgsstSsliy ptsssst russ Con.
moe sails hAatsa red hot and drop
psd into cold water, viii clinch ssd
answer the purpose Of wrought nsils.
Tho sharp eoswsr u . eosuss In.
dian ssrsv hssd, or 1inA vin cua
glass seestsally. A gsed wagon
jack msy " made Of boards two Or
nors fest loss Plscs the board IL
'front.' of the wheel, one ead on The
gvessd. ssd the e,hsr jsst uGdss oss
Of ne spskss. eioss ap " The fsllos !.
thss tsks bold Of The spoke on tho
opposite sids Of The wheel, and lin II,
u the ssns time placing the sscosd
bsasd asAsr shs ssIs IL this way
losdsd . hsAsd vasoa s.sy b lihsd
With eess. KAssy nails ssy b.
drawn from wood without diikoxlty,
by arst giving thea blow hard
sssseh " sisst thsa . listl> A gss
viil sss SOD slessisg fos Ave yssss,
II lhs nsssls 10 tightly corksd, and .
piece Of rubber tsp, upos the tsbs
uadsr the hss, msr. whss ssssdisg
iAis.--k~siaSaDs Assss Lsssssi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

~. o. ncxS, 80. -. MCKAY q. MALL.
HICKS 4 HALL, Atiosseys Al Law,
| i shreveport, L. Oles ~ Market
slr,el. psss ths naak.
March I, 1855. 5I'u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

cidsd TO carry ist6 effect his long
cherished purpose Of settliag in
Tsxaa asd turning his attention to
sheep raisiag, II was no new taste
He il . mic instance Of q man =
having laid out, in yosth, . plan Of
life, and having carried il out con
sistenty, and been contss,sd with
his choice. Before he had any rlesr
prosrsct Of getting ON In the world,
aud while a foreman ia . printing
oehce, the writer Of this had hss nd
h'n dsscsnt on his snbition 10 own
frontier farm. wi,h plenty Of room
A. his bu.;as he asx and his gun.
prosperous, he returned To the '@p
idea. The land was purchased in
Texas. and while in Europe, he trav-
eled widely, inqniring into the best
stock, and the modes Of cultivation.
ana securing the aid of experienced
shepherds Returning " America,
he settled down ON his ranehe, in
ComaI county, Texas, whero--or at
h's l'ter post ONCE direction, near
Boerne, in Kendall county.-hc has
mainly resided ever since, varied
only BY an occasional trip to this
CITY, one run over the Northwestern
prairles IN company with some En-.
glish friends, and voyage to France,
IN 1866, undertaken for the purpose
OF bringing home daughter he had
'e't to be educated there with her
mother relatives. He Kept pro.
Pr'etory interest in tho Piesyune,
but he has been rarely here to take
any direct part in the manage me I
OF the paper nnverthsless, his pen
Was not Inactive, ax our rsadern have
occasionally seen, to the reaewal Of
their old grstiications. The topics
TO which his special attention has
bosa given were those connected
with the agricultural development Of
Ts1ss, the means Of enlsrging and
improving It, and the way In which
IL could be made to contribute 10 the
prosperity Of New Orleans, for which
Mr.. Kendall always retained = lively
aAsction, Last winter was spent
nsialy il the city, and MI. Kendall
could b. seen =, his desk or in the
nearest corner who're he could End .
place for his papers, busily absorbed
In working out the great problems
with which his brsir Toe mod, Of how
To invisosate the industrv and In
up the tortcne Of Tsxas aed New
Orleans. Since he loft here in the
spriuK. hM mind raeuvrod IN many
OF his old exp.r;ouees and he ,rn,
forward to the paper, occasional
chapters of hi, "reminiscences of his
old adventure and pleasant story---
told with ali hin early frc.h .s.. If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

: vssiss - l1sssy Hill 5000
A.bs ss'f' ~ f e#
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-30

A marriage sstass Aavisg ~.
ssa 49, paSss ~ Psbsisss(ss. Tie
Mana Il IL bst1s bsSss Asa Dir.
don, The pertiss wsrs Aossi4sa ssst
day 10 led il Ia psist "os . grid.
iron" Ths fact might hsvs bsts 50,
sse II ~ss TOO sssiy 10 ~ Asss,seos
- b ssatsd vish pssspsss u bshsf.
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AMUSEMENTS.

BENEFITS FOR THE SUFFERERS. John
Drew and Mr.. q. l.. Fox have rendered the
Arch Street Theatre, on Saturday afternoon
next, for a benefit "matineen to the Philadel-
phia Association for the Relief of Disabled Fire
men, when the entire receipts on that occa-
sion will be given to that noble institution for
distribution. Tickets can be procured at the
theatre, or from the President, Mr.. George w.
Tryon, or any of the Board of Trustees. The
advertisement gives all the particulars.
Tomorrow tFriday) evening benefit Will
he given at this theatre TO the families of the
fremen who were killed at the late fire in Wal
nut street. A large number OF wel-known
artists have volunteered their services, and the
performance will undoubtedly be very fine, and
we hope the house will be crowded.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.--Mr. Joseph JEFF
ferson appears this evening in his great role OF
.tAsa Trenchard" )" in the comedy OF our Anerl'
can Cousin. Mr.. Charles VandenhoH will essay
the part of "Lord Dundreary," and these stars
will be supported by Miss Susan Denim and the
company faVorites. Tomorrow and Saturday,
last nights of Mr.; Jetierson,s brilliant engage
ment. Rip Van Winkie will oe played.
ARCH STREET THEATRE. This evening Mr.. G..
L. Fox presents his iaVorite pantomlme OF JACK
and GIL which proves as popular as ever. Mr..
C. K Fox appears as "Pantaloon," assisted by
Miss Louisa Browne, Master Calligne, and the
whole company. A laughable comedietta pre-
cedes the pantomime each evening, in which
Mr.. Sam. Hemple takes leading part. 1t
should not be forgotten that Mr. q. l.. Fox has
his benefit tomorrow evening, When MS rlehds
will no doubt, turn out in numbers.
THIS IS THE LAST WEEK of the season at Carn-
cross & Dixey's Family Resort"
THE AUTuMNAL GLORY OF THE ALLEGHENIEs.o
This fne landscape painting, by Mr. f. De b.
Richards one of our resident artists, is on exhi-
hilton at the gallery OF the Artists Fund Society,
No. 1884 Chestnut street. This painting is one Of
the finest landscapes ever exhibited here, and
evbIhits the Valley of the Cheat river, West
virginia. 1t is well worth visit. The exhibi
tion is for The benefit of the Union Temporary
Home tor Children, one OF our most deserving
charities.
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A WoRKINeMEN's TIokET.-The Committee
on Resolutions, appointed at public meeting
of workingmen held some days since, met last
evening, at Eighth and Walnut streets, and re-
ported series Of resolutions, setting forth that
both political parties had entirely ignored the
workingmen, and that they intended to sepa-
rate themselves from political organizations,
and vote, and invite their friends to vote, for
only such men as look to the worklngmen's in
terests. The resolutions we're agreed to, and
the Committee adjourned.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WARRINGTON, D. O..
April, 49, I867-Office of Internal Revenue:--Having
of the enterprise conducted by the Washington
Library Company" will be devoted to charitable
uses permission is hereby granted to said Company
to conduct such enterprise exempt from all charge
whether from special tax other duty.
Il. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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THE
WARRINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY,

THE
WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY,
In order that this benevolent object may be sue
cessully accomplished, Alave issued five series of
FINE S1EEL-PLATE ENGRAVINGS,
which we put on subscription at prices much below
CERTfFicATEs SnsiR FfiA A OF STOCK IN THE WASHING
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued stamped with the seal OF the Company,
and signed by the secretary. (None others geDuinej
OR FIVE DOLLARS, or paying the same 70 our local
Agents, will receive immed ately, fine Steel-Plate
Engraving, as set forth below, and as many esrtih-
ONE PRESENT in our published schedule for EACH
ZEN II oNE-DoLIAR ENGRAyINGs.
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"HOME FROM THE WAR;"
and Three Certificates Of Stock, insuring Three
FOUR.DOLLAR ENGRAVING.
1.-THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,"
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EfeSen''' E FIyEDoLLAR ENGRAVING.
1.-THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,"
and Five Certificates otStock insurng Five Presents
at our Local Agencies or sent by mall postpaid or
e2press as may be ordered. M
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1867,
PHILADELPHIA. PENNA.,
OR AT THE INSTITUTE.
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in the depot is placard announcing s,No
smoking" posted over an oil lamp. Two
Irisbmen appear, one smoking. "Pat," says
the other. t'ye're transgressin' the rules of the
establishment, ye are" "How's that 7" says
tbs smoker. ''Don't ye see there--no
srooking Y' "Yis; but can't ye see, ye spal-
neen. the remark is addressed to the lamp 7"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-27

ANNIvERsARY.-The anniversary of the Sun
day Schools of the Fourth Baptist Church, Fifth
and Buttonwood streets, was held last evening
The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
DR.. Jetfreys after which the scholars united in
singing. Addresses were made by Rev. j. w.
Jackson, Rev. DR.. Newton and Rev. DR.. Jeffreys.
During the evening number of presentations
were made by the different classes; among these
was fine portrait of Father Beazle, one of the
Oldest deacons of the church. The gifts were
duly acknowledged by the parties to whom they
were presented. The schools number about $50
children
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ADJUSTMENTS.
KELLEY's
GIFT CONCERTS.
KELLEY'S FIRST GRAND
North American Gift Concert
is Now Positively Fixed to Take Place
AT COOPER INSTITUTE, N. Y. CITY,
SATURDAY, July 13, 1867.

A CARD.-The proprletors of the North American
Gilt Concert advertised to take pla e At tne WhoaSn
avenue Rink, Chicago Ill, and postponed, nave Sne
pleasure TO announce that II VIII lake place ~
Institute New York by the earnest request OF Jhou-
sands of subscrbers In the Middle aud Eastern States
where large share Of tickets have been sole, aug
that series OF Concerts will be given to be followed
in rapid succession.
notwthstandng the sale of tickets has been in1-
meDBe and without parallel on this continent Under
any circumstances the Concert VIII now be given as
"GS6 g96 40 VALUABLE GIFTS, VALUED AT FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, WILL BE
PRESENTED 10 TICKET-HOLDERS, INCLUD-
ING 100000 IN QRTSENBACKS. .rr. Il.r
For fifteen years have been engaged IN business
and we point with pride TO the reputation we Lave
won for honesty and integrity. Many OF the prOml=
nent citizens of New York. Boston, Philadelphia ana
Chicago will bear witness to the statement that we
have never made any promises 10 the public that we
have not sacredly fulfilled, and we refer 70 the lead-
ing bankers and merchants OF these cities Tor our
character Tor iair dealing. l., u- . - =,
In spite OF every obsta ce shall prove 20 the pup
Quoted honorably, and that all the gifts advertBed
viii be distributed fairly and to the satisfaction of our
pstron
THE delay in the completion Of this gigantic enter
prise has been solely In the interest OF the ticket
holders This the largest undertakiug OF the kind
brought to successful termination In the United
States.
Tickets sold for Concert to take place at Wa
bash Avenue Rink Chicago, Illinois are good for this
Concert at Cooper Institute, New YORK city. U
A present given with every concert tcket
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IA Distressed Mother writes to the
AIloDtown (Pa.) Democrat for advice, which
She cets-thusly;-''T only way, to cure
soDr Sn SON of staying out late o. nights is to
Iyeak his legs, or else get the calico he runs
with 10 do your housework."