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different varieties OF Embroidery
and White Goods generally. IN
immense stock OF Dress Goods, that
cam u bs exesiish Ia the West,
com prisiua every popular style,
nom 81 80 calico Dress To Filk Pat
terms worth 800 20, and m endless
variety of shnwis, SILK aud Lace
Mantilias, aud pruscis ssiatusg.
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tproyn the Toieao glads'l
n A5BY.

M, Nasty Preaehes . Sermon 81
Uuiyersal Byotherisood, nc ~ lzDs % 10y ~
Winch IL Destroyed ~ Ngrf'se,"
Demooratte Fopers-He hf"'""'
STRAITS.
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s. 1 81 BANKING. e
First National Bank
OF EVANSVILLE. IND.
IT, -. Depository.

IT, -. Depository.
ofgnnissh thue. 1861 sitstts
CAPITA L ..,., $500. 900.
Joas n. HorafNa. President.
JAMES II. rufLgH. Cashier.
i Directors, O., Mnghae, John lngle, Ir,,
thrt1eh NihIe, NJ. I. nray. VIM, ilrbwn. j !.
= i!ophana, hohett Harness, F. w. sawyer,
Doing "a general nanking. Exchange. aud
Collection Bu@iilssaa. s4 "a f
Revenue Ntampn for sails, tnnv.D Is
'==T
g. Notice TO Contractors.
rwynE sOssMos apu,ssa or THE
- city OF fNhnaViils win receive sealed
proposals. gnntil the 18th day OF Mas, is,siT
inr furnishing materials aud building two
rinterna, one to he made at the Walnut
t4tfusi EnHina House, and the otiie cia.
terra to be made at the Union Engine
plans aud specifications may, he seasa az
ttffa tffics. Hy order al tile Cosfneit,
A. n, MussltiFl, Clerk.
city Clerks once. MAJ q. 1867. tmnyT
fa{9 ffH union copy.l
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-11

Manufacturers alAN
zHzssaaasa# s=Baaaama
steam Engines, Circular Saw
Mills. y .....
4s faDil lsas &
aaf
~ HF6 Ht 80
aasiat and sugar Mills. Tobacco Screws
Batarning Machines. piHtil- -
lary aud Mining Ma
enlnsfy. Malt Mills. Corn
shelters. House Fronts cellar dratss.
IRON q BRASS CASTINGS.
or every description.
Machinery 6f all kinds Mads aud Repaired.
Dealers Ia betting. Fire Bricks.
steam Gauges. and
Wrought Iron Pipes. OLD materials bought
%
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0verLalfefs, ports- IN ~ hisA, pnG
large depot Of the celebrated "rtar
Paper Collars aud ietalled Of ~
cents per bog Large stock 0f the
tsaf ffiait Linen, Table Linens, Cot
ton, Linen, and Wool Table Cloths
and Covers, Napkins, Towsia, Crash,
Lace Curtains. Collars aud Guns, Ia
sets or siugly, with over
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t.,.sy. -oprts. eonrEnraiI lt9A ~; |
ia, ts7,s,- IL II, fts state NV EsHtHgHyD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-11

RAILROAD SCHEMES In yIRGrNIA-Tvo
bills became laws yesterday W hich may 10 the
future have an important bearing on the well
rare OF the State. The first authorizes an ex-
tension Of the fredericksburg aad 0ordons-
Vile Railroad to CharlottesyiIle, and an in
crease Of its capital stock by million Of dol
lars The second Incorporates the Atlantic
and Great Western Company for the construc-
ton OF railroad from Norfolk, via Clarts-
Vile and DaLvllle, 10 a connection with the
Virginia ana Tennessee road, at or near
ErIstol. The first mentioned line looks TO A
connection with the Baltimore ana Potomac
road, opposite AQuia Greek. The second
proposes 10 unite with the Virginia and Ken
Both wilr depend for their construction
mainly upon capital from without the State.
Richmond Whio. .. ... ...r "I
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.H ' 0OD1RA nIRAOLHi
From old and young, from rich and POOR, from
hish born md Iovly, comes the UAivsrsal Voice Of
praise for .- =
HALLS VEGETABLE
0IC1LIAH HAIR RENEWER.
IL 10 perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness nakes hair grow. A better dressing
ary and WHY hair into Beautiful silksn Tressss.
Bnt above AL, the great wonder 10 the rapidity
With which Il restores 0RAY Han TO rrs ORIsINAL
Colon.
PRESTO, OHAN0Ei
the vhttees and wont locking hair resumes ifs
youthful beauty. It does not dye the hair, but
strikes ut the root and dlls it with new life and
colortng matter.
It will net take long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth Of this matter. The first application will
do good; yeu will see the NATURAL Color return
Ing every day. and ...
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T, ..r.
the old, gray, discolored appear snce Of the hair
win Be gone, giving place to fustrous, shining and
beautiful locks.
ASK for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer: no other
article 10 at all like IL In effect You will hnd IL
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO Try,
AND SURF TO DO You Coon.
There are many limitations. Be sure yen procure
the genuine, manufactured only by
r. p. HALL b CO., Nashua, n.
For sale BY all druggists. iaT.S,y
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ga skaters lake IN Paris is daily smoothed
by jets Of hot yapor. Ts
~A man In harmony, N. Y, put his child
In an old boiler and left it 10 freeze TO death
RrA Cincinnati newseoy has sued street
railroad company.
s-StatistIcs show tina, a widower is twice
as likely TO marry as widow.
RrA Penn Yam, N. Y, woman dropped her
child into well and lost her reason
~The mud in the streets OF LouisyiIle ac-
cor ding 10 paper OF that city, 10 not quite
four feet deep. 80 "a. ~.
~ The earroters Of London have a face.
tious habit of choking policemen.
nHA Southern paper says that eircusses,
negro shows, street hddlers and organ grind.
ers with monkeys are tnvartable Indications
Of ucoustructtou- 91AE4a =. E0fTIET =
a7rWho 10 Bfllf We hardly omen an sx.
change without reading, "Biil before the Lee.
isiainre.'- Who 10 he and What has hs dapei
~rhe sheriff In Augusta, Ne, hes jssl pat
another stop on ne organ IN church An Aas
city. .-.--- n. =, ~, 4 =. + 4
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SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLy.

SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY
OAOLANDK8B EXTRACT BU0KU
70 CURING
svery case Of KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RHHJMAIIsa,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNKss and
PAINS IN the BAcK, FIMALI COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLBs arising from 1xcEssRs OF ANY Xiv.
O0hE, H ATTLIoTEDi
THY SM0LAND ER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold BY all Apotheoariss. Price q. D. BARNEs
q co.. New York. and BARNES. WARD b CO..
Hew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS. wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb Ie-Iy
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OTTO WILKINS PIANOS AND OARHART
" NEEpAAMS PARLOR ORGANS

All VIII nnd ft greatly to their fnterest
% examine these ssperb Instruments be-
fore purchasing any other. UNIV
Only agency at GEORGE l.. WILD no q
New Piano Forte and Organ Wsreroon, No. 491
lltn street between Penn a avenue au4 . street
A select assortment Of new and seeo nd hand In
struments, including . CHURCH ORGAN, for
and i1f "a
NO ~-~~~'~
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CLOTHING, DO.

7 Successor to 81. y. Lsudon Co.,SAo
CI1IZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, hate Browns,
500 Pennaylvanie avenue,
my LII WashinReon, d. o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~THE MOST WONDERFUL MIpIcINl
ever lnowr 20 2 an 10 METCALYI,S 0REAr
lkn1UHATIV k1AsDI. Tell your afflicted
70 l-eosw so FORD, Agent.
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virginia News.


A letter to Mr.. kellam, the delegate from
Accomac, dated the 20th OF January, (very late
from Aceomac, gives the information that the
winter there las been severe almost beyond
precedent. Chincoteague bay was frozen over
many beds OF oysters have been carried away
by the ice. and many cattle have persisted
Such have been the destructive effects OF the
cold that some of the Chincteague islanders
have been ruined
The fredericksburg News says: "ln this
county multitudes Of small insects which look
like feas, are observed on the snow, into
which they work themselves, and after il
melts are seen washed together In piles as big
as your feet"
A little girl, niece Of Captain ChIIds, is re.
ported to have fallen heir 10 a fortune OF a
million and half of dollars. This little heIress
resides in Portsmouth, Va. and is thus sud-
denly enriched by the death OF relative in
England. ... .
The ice in the Rappahannock moved down
on last Tuesday and with the exception of
what little remains in the turn. Just below
Fredericksburg, tae river Is entirely clear.
The growing wheat, il is reported, is look.
ing very well, through out the State.
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COLGATE a. CO.'S

WI N Il 8 90 AP
Recommended for CHAPPED HANBs and for &c neral
TOILET use daring COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained Of all DR. uggists and fancy goods dealers
feb Seoly
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ATEsT PARIs FASHIONS OF HAIR
L. DRESSING.
IHENc9 HayR- DRFSSrP

324 3 street between 18th and 18th ats.
Mr.. AIliot, FROM Paris, Hair Dresser, OF the
selebrsted Rachel, with whom he arrived In this
country has nov been establis he'd fer the last
eight years fa wsshiBztoa and Newport, en-
ewing the patronage Of the corps dipoRsfiqEe, and
Of the highest soci ety. He has the honor to an
bounee that be bss this season the latest
fashions Of hair dressing, an1 also pomsles, and
AZ very reasonal le prices. Ia fms
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- q b. SEWBLL,
SOAP AND CAADLE nAnGBACrURER.
TIE Subscriber will bs pleased to see eli ais ed
sa Iss Sortn e az e. .0a s strss
where be will kee, constant tly on hand bis pre-
Mum Mum Soaps and Csndiss. snd VIII eenttnue %
sSsen sth and sth. Au-oD
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0The "yacht skirt" Is the newest new
thing. 1907 f- =.
n0Sx thousand four hundred and forty
two emigrants arrived at New York during
last month, aud 1888 up TO the 9th inst.
Brigham Young has been hauiing some
Of the Mormon merchants over the Goals for
heir exorbitant prices. ,,tsCa E.asd,s ~
"A Detroiter. in . ft OF anguish and 70.
morse over his eva bad conduct, cut his
hroAt. sid 1Tgf
g. ErTfato 81 I'D 81 has a.r.daS 7d
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d80 c.r~ T4LsHY Y,..E dQO
He, 4sO iot hssrsst, oas door below Pa. ave-.
$40 0a0 to loan On Gold aSd Silver wAroars.
pIAnOnDe. lCLOfHIN0, and Nh EROHxG.
DlbE Of eysry dssertptiep. -. a. a..
#Ek PA sssTis
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SECRET DIsnAsES.

sAMARI1ANs GIFT is the mes. certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours; No mineral, no
balsam, mercury. Only ten pills to be tahen. 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, "a; fs-
male, s3.
sAsARrrAN's RooT AND b HBRB JUIcRs-A positi We
and permanent cure fer SYPHILIS. Scrofaia. Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters. &c. Price 81 IS per bottle
Sold BY B. O. Ford. Bee advertisement. mys
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BANKERS.

80 BANKERS. l.+
Jay COOKE { CO., =
....-.... BAHK IBs,
NftssaA styss, ev1essts 1ysssvsy.
BSv and ssl stcurrsnt market rssss, md sssD
onstaztly on hand, . full supply Of 81
-. oOvIRNhINT BONDS. s
eIvIN.THIBTI1s, AND COMPOUND
OIL. NTlRlsT H0rls.
Orders fsr STOCKS. BONDS, Ae., szseatsd. and
CsAections msds on al accessible points.
sel-H t-
BARROW 4 CO., ,..5
: s... BANKIRs. -4..s.- I... .
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect,
-.. s.. DEALERS IN
.,.a. 6ovERNMENT SECURITIES.
GOLD AND sILvER
yau AND LAND wARBANTs.
First National Bank Of Warrington.
H.D. COOKE, tof jay Cooke Oo.J PRECEDENT.
WA. 9. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lSh ,rset, opposite the Trsassry Departments.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~ONE MILLION DOLLARsA
webuy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMEN7
SECURITIESat at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Coilea,oa,
on ALL TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST TAVORABLE TERkS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUN Of 3 USINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to 0OvERE
MEET LOANS at oil times cheerfully furnished
WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON, Oa shier
Washington, March 20, 1898. mN-n
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G = o q = 3 ! = 8 .
30 HALL d PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

Corner New York avenue and 18th street,
tEptrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS.
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIIs, &C, &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in first class Grocery. without at
tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well
selected stock, We eordislly invite the public to
examine our store and stock. believing we shall
not fail TO give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor US with their patronage. aEsrgf8a gE
We call especial attention to our assortment Of
TEAS and COFFEES, which have bess ssIected
With great care for purity. Dealers win end q
fine assortmsnt to select from, and our prices to
suit for@
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the city.
Jan em o. ...44sft. siEs.. .r-a ...
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A GOLD SLEIGH RIDE.-The Pottsville Jour.
nai OF last week, published an account Of a
sleighing party OF ladies and gentlemen from
ST. Clair having been attacked on the moun-
tain, as they were going from thai place to Ma
hony City, and robbed. The Journal saidE
1lmay seem incredible, but 1t is positively
stated that the robbers stripped the occupants
but the underclothing OF the women and the
buffalo robes that were in the sleigh. The rob-
bers compelled them then to turn back and re-
turn 10 St. CLAIR, "a
wehave since learned that the occupants of
the sleigh were party of married men with
women other than their wives, who were out
for a good time son the sly" thinking their
spouses knew nothing about ii; and that the
'shighwaymen'' were the wives OF the afores aid
gentlemen, who, having got wind OF the delin-
quency of their liege lords. had disguised them
selves and lain in wait for the party, deter
and punish the offeHders.-Tdmalud Pa) Jour
nal F. '-A a' e.I -' 3
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r = N VA L.. ~. ..-
THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE OoM-
PANY OF WASHINGTON
Have removed to their New once,
r. No. IL LOUISIANA AVENUE
First door east Of 7th Sc.
DIRE Rs:
Chas. Knap, Prest, Geo. W Riggs. Vice Pres 4
Thos. Berry, Marshall Brown, RIeh d wsllach
g s.Gideon. Daniel Dodd, VIM. Dixon.
d de- s,d noble D. LARNBR, Secretary.
CHOCOLATE DOUBLE, VANILLH,
- DE ii. MAILLAIRD.
Pur Cacao ct Bucre. Rxempt de tsutI melsnge,
..--..r-.r z. NJ. p. KING SON.
Corner Vermont avenue and is,s street.
WEST INDIA ORANGES AND
SWEET MALAGA QRAPES. -
Fresh. KING PLACE.
CHOICE NUTS, RAIsINS, FIGS, ,CURRANTS
sos; Fer sale by 3. n 2. KIkG & SON,
de A-0- $500 King Place.
DlILIi TIE SECOND; By Chsrrss Cay ARE.
u joseph the Second and IFS Court; By Null.
bach Bre6y 6yatteS Retrospect for Jauuary
Gardening far Proat; 0side to the Market and
Family Garden. ewinburn's LAus veneris. Two
Marriages.; . no ssl by Mis- nuloeh The Advsa.
tprss q Grimm tliustrstsd. The etstesmaa ;
Jssf pe0k tr NV; Lsndoi; ), .~ov $500
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.--The wife of MT G .
W. II. Runge, ot Wilmington, N. O., commit
ted suicide IN that place on Monday last She
was subJsct 10 periods of mental derangement
of more or less duration, and had at one time
been an inmate OF a lunatic asylum. On that
day she was left at home with no one presep I
but a small servant girl Shortly after the de-
parture OF her husband the lady was obser we'd
by the servant to enter the kitchen She had
been there some fifteen minutes, when the girl
went TO see what she was about, and discoy-
cred her hanging by the neck, and apparently
IfeIess. Almost frightened out of her wits, the
girl ran TO a friends house about two SO uares
OFF, and returning with assistan ce, the poor
woman was cut down, but too late to recall
the soul that had flown to its maker. She had
mounted upon The servants bed and tied one
end of Q rope around her neck and the other 10
peg driven in the wall, then letting herse II
down until her knees almost touched the bed,
she must have been strangied by the mere
weight of her body. The position or her hands
in death show that IN her agony she attem pied
grasp board nailed across the window
probably to recover an upright position The
deceased leaves family OF four small chill
dren, who, with the distressed husband have
the sympathies of tine conn munity. .Eh
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES.
Ne. II Bond street, New York.

NO II Bond street, New IorK,
SFull information, with the highest tssttzno-
HiaIs; also, Book Special DISEASES, an sealed
enrel0pe, sent free. 81 Be and send for them,
and yOh toiH not T.gTst IT. for, As advertising ply
ncians are gener ally tpoStOrS, without references
no stranger should be trusted Enclose a stamp
for postage apd direct to DIR. LAWRENCE No.
II Bond street. New York no IL DkWly
~ MARRIAGE ANDCELIBAOY, AND THE
II happiness Of True MaRhOOd. An ESSAY for
Young Men on the Crime of solitude, and the
PhysioogiCal al Errors, Abuses and Disc sses which
cate i'm pc ediments to Marriage, with sure me
of Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address DIR. J SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philad elphis, Pa. IA ll-3m
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DANCING.
DANCING.
DR0FS. J, W. h II. p. kREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, -
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel ~

New Glasses forming every evening. Those de-
sLlng TO enter our classes should avail them.
selves Of th is opportunity. ~
Preparations will be made In this quarter for
our annual NJ May Ball " 'O'
Circulars can be had st J. r. Ellis ANA W a
metserott 90. q Music Stores.
The Hall can Be rented for Soirees, 10.
Days and Hours Of Tkision:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
saturday afterneens, from to O'Clock.
nfpgs, from to 10 o'clock -
For further Information, apply during the hours
0tufton. or add ress . note to the Academy.
Quarter comm eneinR with the first lesson, jaS
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= Uki EDI

: A full assortment Of all grades choice Flour for
Bakers; quality No I; price low.
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, J .
H, 0ambrfll not Pata pscob aud Ltneanor Family
flours In the District. As the latter brand has
been extensively counterfefted and sold IN this
city, Inform those Wishing this -four BY
arrangement with the nillers furnish IL lower
than IL can be obtained from any other source
Quality second TO none. Price fraction less than
other first class Family Flour. -
BuckWheat at low rates. ..-r.... ....
All grades Of Western Flour n store and for sale
lew BY W. M GAIT u co.,
Indiana avenue and lst street,
no II near De BOT
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RAn BOOTS AND SHOES. -
V INV sToRn. {"
The undersigned bees leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he has opened the
NEW CHEAP STORE, No. sos 7th street, under
ODD Fellows Hail where he has on hand gen.
eral assortment Of Ladies' and Qentlemen ., Boys
Misses and ChildrenI "H -
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Remember the number, 500 7th street, under
Odd Iellows' Hail The New Cheap Store. for
merry X Il. Pages store
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BOOTS, SHOES. &.
SELLING OFF! SHILLING OTFU
The entire stock OF Ladies', Misses,
Childrens, Mems, Boys and Yeuth's
BOOTS. SHOES AND GAITERS
VIII be sold at private sale at and .r
below OOST PRICES.
JOHN ANGBRMANN,
oOS 7th street, between ID and streets,
"a l2-lms opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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WHAT TEE sUBGEoNs SAT- or rHlsAm.,

.P0sI nosPIIAIr foaI hARsAHIL, Baltimors,
ztAtins that have used The bamaritsn Rsmedies,
for venerd dtseases In its most CUSTOMARY form:
and properly, and, have found them res pond 10 nv
aRt,etpations promptly and sneotually. KnowinS
their eescy and ~ far ny use q them extS Sda.
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NJ ARIEI's TAsHIONABLl DANCING
UA u.p,v,ACA ,ACARHMTs At -
T., between 9Th and l9th streets,
ton Of pupils.
Days and hours q tuition for young ladies
misses and masters, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdayS, from 8 to So. m.
Gentlemen's classes from to 10, same event nes
b-frfyate instruction given to suit the con-
Venience OF the pup1i. Oe3S
M MAsouERADsEn snh AMP 2. .AF1rs rAEGx DRESS BALLS
The q uldersigned woula most respec fully n
form the ladies and gentlemen OF washingtol
city, and the District generally, that he IL at ali
ede and Fancy Costume, either on loan or made TO
order. He has taken rooms at the we'll Known
S22 IN street. between d and 2, whore he viii be
late Uostumer at Fardis and 1rn~e,,,
fe Him. Thesters Washin otop n q
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"AEfBBD O. BOwIRs,
"Angistant Surgeon, sth 3. Y, Vols.

eoh ~ o. o. Y0RD, corner nth street ana Pam.
ylSAnia ayenas, Washington; HENRY COOK
A1sAan4ae, Va nsA y DLnsEtsts ssnsrally.
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5000 ,,,,s,i P4TAT3lso; 2 htEp lsso;r.ro.s ,,,,
rived, and for sale Wharf at the foot Of 7th
street. q. p. BROWN son,
~ ..... Oommissi Merchants,
de l4.n No. 463 9Th ST.. between and Y.
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VI W. B. SES'
FAsHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING sTORBS,
NOS. 521 a1e, INTELLIGENCER BUILD.
ING, CORNER 7TH AHDD..
AND
no. sos 7TH STREET, TH0RNB BUILDING
ADJOINING ODD TELLOWs, HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
he has all the latest designs made in PhilsdeI.
phla. New Iork, and Boston. The stock IL always
seieeted By Mr. Aoses, and bolght ut the lowest
rates Tor cash, which enables him to pete with
Aasfern prices His finest Furniture 10 made to
order In Phiiadelphta, and OF the best material
that can be found.
Purchasers should study their own interest by
calling at bis Stores and AInining the we'll
sorted stock Of CARPETS, FURNITURE, &C.,
ard obtain his price list before going elsewhere,
which he will furnish with pleasure
His assortment Of Mattresses Blankets, Oom-
forts, Csunterpaines, Pillows, Bolsters, Feather
beds, and all kinds Of Cottage and KitcheR Fur
niture fs complete. which he offers at the 10 west
New York and Ph ilAd el phis prices.
Remember Nos 321 and S19 Intelligencer
Building. corner Tth and d. and Ne sos 7th
street: Thorn'g Building, adjoining odd Fellows
jsk-tf W. B. MOSES.
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sRIhIAH Q. BLACK. WARD H.LAMoN. c.B.MAcx.
Law OFFICE.

BLACK, LAMON CO.
Oounssllors and Attorneys ct Law IN the Suvreros
0saTt OF the United States, the Court of Oiaims
ne Oours Of the District, the Exec M va 0Sn.,s
nsnts, and Oommirtees Of Congress-
UmSs, t6s lsth street, directly opposite VIII
AeIes nOtei.l do l3-tf
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GENTLEMEN WHO ABE AFFLIOTED:-A
VI cure warranted By an old Surgeon Of twenty
three years experience in this particular branch
Of the profession. Charges moderate. Do not
apply to Quacks, but TO b. QARgNER, n. u d,
late Of the United States Ricord yeneresl. Hos
pitsl. Once No. II south street, opposite the
Capitol Square, south side.
B-Medicines also furnished at cost.
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HERZBERG q LOAN OFFICE. -
II Established lS67. t
highest Adyances made en- WATCHES, DIA-
MOkDs. JkNxLRY, WANING APPAKEL.
and AL kinds oi hsrchssdise. Business strictly
confidential. 33l North street, betw cen AZ and
sth streets. fmmee isteiy In rear Of the National
Hotel. .- - Jas lms